Russian Diplomat Accuses NATO and EU of Supplying Ukraine with Weapons to Target Russian Civilians

On October 10, 2026, Russian diplomat Vladimir Nebenzia made a diplomatic statement accusing NATO and the European Union of supplying Ukraine with weapons that could be used to target Russian civilians. The statement was reported by Saba News Agency, a news outlet based in Georgia. The report did not provide specific details about the type of weapons or the exact method of targeting Russian civilians, nor did it mention any specific incidents or examples of Ukrainian military actions against Russian civilians. The accusation was framed as a diplomatic statement rather than a formal legal claim. No official response from NATO or the EU was included in the report. The statement was part of a broader diplomatic discourse on the conflict in Ukraine and the role of international actors. The report did not provide any information about the source of the weapons or the logistics of their delivery to Ukraine. Sources diverge on the specifics of the accusation. The report did not provide specific details about the type of weapons or the exact method of targeting Russian civilians. It also did not include any official response from NATO or the EU to the accusation. The report did not mention any specific incidents or examples of Ukrainian military actions targeting Russian civilians, nor did it provide any information about the source of the weapons or the logistics of their delivery to Ukraine.