Pranksters say they discussed Ukrainian nuclear program with UK minister

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They claim that Secretary of Defenсe Ben Wallace said it was possible Britain could assist Kiev

Pranksters posted a teaser on Tuesday morning for what they say was a dialogue with the British secretary of defenсe, in which the supposed government official did not rule out the possibility of the UK helping Ukraine develop nuclear weapons.

On March 17, a prankster contacted UK Secretary of Defenсe Ben Wallace via a video call, Russian independent news outlet Readovka reported. Wallace, who was said to be in Poland at the time, believed he was talking to Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, requesting the UK’s support in restarting their nuclear program, according to the pranksters.

Wallace responded that he believed “Russia would really hate it,” adding that he had to discuss the matter with Prime Minister Boris Johnson due to the importance of the matter.

“The principle is: we will support Ukraine as our friend in the choices you make,” he said in the teaser video.

The pranksters promised to upload the full recording of the call in the coming days.

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The British Foreign Office has accused Russia of staging hoax phone calls to “distract” the world from Moscow’s “illegal activities” in Ukraine. The pranksters contacted the defenсe secretary with a fake email and engaged in a Microsoft Teams call.

Wallace said he stopped the video call, which he described as a “dirty trick,” when he became suspicious over “misleading questions” and a request to repeat some slogans. 

Home Secretary Priti Patel was apparently among the senior British officials targeted by the pranksters last week. Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries could have been another victim but was fortunate enough to miss the call.


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