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Russia This week it sent out a formal complaint warning the US government of the “unintended consequences” of increasing military aid to Ukraine, according to media reports.

With a diplomatic note, Moscow warns US and NATO against sending “hypersensitive” weapons to UkraineAccording to The Washington Post, military equipment can be set on fire and cause “unintended consequences”.

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The warning comes after US President Joe Biden pledged $ 800 million in new military aid to Ukraine. Helicopters and armored personnel carriers.

“We tell the world exactly what the Russians are telling us personally, and the massive assistance we provide to our Ukrainian partners proves its remarkable effectiveness.”, A senior U.S. official quoted by the Post pointed out.

The State Department declined to comment.

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According to The New York Times, The note was addressed by ordinary diplomatic channels and was not signed by any senior official of the Russian government.

Citing close evidence to the matter, the television network CNN pointed out Proper complaint means that Moscow is preparing to adopt a more aggressive approach towards the US and NATO.

Joe Biden on Wednesday gave the green light to massive new military aid with heavier equipment than ever sent to Ukraine.

New U.S. arms supplies include the “most effective” equipment we have already provided UkraineBut the government noted that “new capabilities”, including “artillery systems” and “armored transport mechanisms” stand out.