Kremlin opposes German proposal to send long-range missiles to Ukraine

Investing.com -- The Kremlin has voiced strong opposition to a proposal by Friedrich Merz, the incoming German chancellor, to send Taurus long-range missiles to Ukraine. The Russian government stated on Monday that such a move would only escalate the ongoing conflict.

Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin spokesman, expressed that other European countries shared a similar stance, which he believes is hindering peace negotiations and contributing to the prolongation of the war.

In recent times, several European leaders have pointed fingers at Russia, accusing it of deliberately delaying a ceasefire and showing a lack of seriousness about bringing the war to an end.

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