Claims extracted
14
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
43%
6 of 14 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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Publisher signals
60/100
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Politics
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Factories manufacturing drones in the United Kingdom for export to Ukraine could come under attack from “unknown sources”, a Kremlin adviser has said, after Britain agreed to share long-range missile blueprints with Kyiv.
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Britain → manufacture → Kyiv
Andrei Fedorov, an adviser to the Kremlin and a former deputy foreign minister, told British broadcaster BBC on Tuesday that he could not “exclude 100 percent” that there might be some “semi-military” action against Britain, as UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham visited Ukraine.
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Burnham → tell → Ukraine
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The UK shared missile blueprints with Ukraine for it to manufacture French-British designed long-missile drones during Burnham’s first overseas trip to Kyiv on Monday.
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it → cause → Monday
Fedorov said that “sooner or later, there might be not only verbal but maybe some visible reaction from Russia towards the UK”.
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Fedorov → say → UK
Asked to elaborate, he said: “There are different discussions how it should look like – it might be so-called technical reaction, maybe some hackers attack from unknown source, not from official level, of course.”
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it → ask → course
“There might be different political steps, and I cannot exclude 100 percent that there might be some semi-military.”
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I → exclude → percent
“For example, something might happen with enterprises, with the factories which are producing drones for Ukraine, etc.”
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which → happen → Ukraine
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov shared similar sentiments with reporters on Monday, stating that the UK is “participating in this war” by its missile support and that this is adding “fuel to the fire”.
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this → share → fire
Burnham responded in Kyiv by asking reporters who started the fire in the first place.
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who → respond → place
Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
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Russia → launch → February
The UK has agreed to declassify blueprints for British-made components for the Scalp missile, a French-produced version of the Storm Shadow that has already been used to hit targets in Russia.
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that → agree → Russia
The Scalp missile can hit targets that are heavily fortified, such as bunkers, unlike existing Ukrainian missiles.
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that → hit → missiles
It has a range of about 240km (149 miles).
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It → have → km
Ukraine has increased its production of cheaper drones significantly in the past year, attacking more economic and military targets within Russia.
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Ukraine → increase → Russia
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