![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/russia-warns-uk-is-too-deep-in-war-claims-it-will-share-proof-of-drone-blast/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/newspress-collage-20318407-1667514112998.jpg&description=RUSSIA has warned Britain is "too deep" in the Ukraine war after accusing the UK of guiding a strike on Vladimir Putin's warships. Diplomat Andrei Kelin has claimed he has "evidence" the Royal Navy directed a drone attack on the port of Sevastopol, in occupied Crimea, which is home to its Black Sea fleet. Andrei Kelin, Russia's ambassador to the UK, claims he has 'proof' Britain was involved in a drone strikeCredit: Reuters A Russian helicopter destroying a Ukrainian submersible drone at the weekendCredit: East2West The moment the Ukrainian drones hit the Sevastopol navy base He warned that it risks a "dangerous" escalation of the crisis and said he had passed the "proof" onto his UK counterpart - claiming it will be published "soon". Mr Kelin told Sky News: "We perfectly know about (the) participation of British specialists in (the)training, preparation and execution of violence against the Russian infrastructure and the Russian fleet in the Black Sea." The Russian ambassador to the UK warned the situation "is becoming more and more dangerous" as he claimed the UK "is too deep in this conflict". He added: "It is dangerous because it escalates the situation. "It can bring us up to the line of I would say no return, return is always possible. "But anyway, we should avoid escalation." Britain's ambassador to Moscow Deborah Bronnert was earlier summoned to the Russian foreign ministry in connection with the claims. At the weekend three Russian warships were reportedly damaged, including the flagship HMS Makarov in a major drone attack on Sevastopol. Footage shows an explosion lighting up the night sky and a helicopter destroying what was thought to be an underwater kamikaze drone. Moscow claimed a team of "British specialists" directed the strike, which it said was largely repelled by Russian forces, with minor damage to a Russian minesweeper. Russia's defence ministry also wildly accused the UK of blowing up the Nord Stream gas pipelines - which Mr Kelin said Russia w){kind=link}
RUSSIA has warned Britain is “too deep” in the Ukraine war after accusing the UK of guiding a strike on Vladimir Putin’s warships.
Diplomat Andrei Kelin has claimed he has “evidence” the Royal Navy directed a drone attack on the port of Sevastopol in occupied Crimea, which is home to its Black Sea fleet.
He warned that it risks a “dangerous” escalation of the crisis and said he had passed the “proof” onto his UK counterpart – claiming it will be published “soon”.
Mr Kelin told Sky News: “We perfectly know about (the) participation of British specialists in (the)training, preparation and execution of violence against the Russian infrastructure and the Russian fleet in the Black Sea.”
The Russian ambassador to the UK warned the situation “is becoming more and more dangerous” as he claimed the UK “is too deep in this conflict”.