Lavrov Warns US on Ukraine 'Red Lines', Putin Engages with Global Allies

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov cautioned the US against crossing Russia's 'red lines' in the Ukraine conflict, stating Washington is losing mutual restraint with Moscow. Lavrov emphasized the dangers of escalating tensions, while President Putin highlighted ongoing diplomatic efforts with China, Brazil, and India to resolve the conflict.

Sergey Lavrov, Russia's Foreign Minister, has warned the United States against crossing the 'red lines' in the Ukraine conflict, according to state-owned TASS news agency.

In a Wednesday interview, Lavrov stated that the US has already 'crossed their own red lines' concerning arms supplies to Ukraine. He further asserted, 'Our red lines are not to be taken lightly,' stressing the dangerous loss of mutual restraint between Moscow and Washington.

Lavrov expressed hope that reasonable people with significant influence in the US will recognize the consequences of their actions. Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin named China, Brazil, and India as key nations he is coordinating with to resolve the conflict, following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to Ukraine, which highlighted India's readiness to help restore peace.

(With inputs from agencies.)