Russia claims Ukraine ‘saturated’ with weapons of mass destruction

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Russia claims Ukraine is “saturated” with catastrophic armaments as a rationale to continue its two-month invasion of its neighboring country and a former member of the Soviet Union.

Secretary of the Russian Security Council Nikolai Patrushev raised the allegations that Kyiv is creating a wide array of weapons of mass destruction despite a lack of proof to show to the world.

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