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Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova has spread information alleging that Ukraine is accused of supplying smuggled weapons to various countries around the world, including Moldova, Romania, Poland, Bulgaria, Finland, and other international partners.

At a briefing, Maria Zakharova accused Romania, Poland, and Bulgaria of being involved in the smuggling of weapons from Ukraine, claiming that this occurs through various routes, including Hungary, Romania, Poland, Slovakia, and Moldova. Accusations were also directed at the Balkan countries and Finland.

Accusations from the Russian Foreign Ministry

At a recent briefing, official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova accused Romania, Poland, and Bulgaria of being involved in the smuggling of weapons from Ukraine. According to her, organized crime groups, supported by corrupt officials, are managing the illegal trade routes.

According to Maria Zakharova, weapons are allegedly being transported from the territory of Ukraine via several routes, including through Hungary, Romania, Poland, Slovakia, and Moldova.

Accusations against Balkan countries

Maria Zakharova did not overlook the Balkan countries either. Finland, which recently joined NATO, is also allegedly involved in the illegal weapons routes as a transit point. The supply of weapons to Bulgaria, Turkey, Montenegro, and certain regions of Africa and the Middle East is carried out through maritime routes via the ports of Odesa region.

At the same Time, Zakharova chose to remain silent about the purchase of Iranian drones and Chinese missiles by Russia.