Russian Pranksters Trick UK's David Cameron in Hoax Call
Cameron unknowingly discussed sensitive topics with imposters posing as former Ukrainian president Poroshenko.
- The video call lasted around 15 minutes, during which Cameron spoke casually on his mobile phone.
- Cameron discussed his lobbying efforts with Trump for US military aid to Ukraine.
- The Foreign Office described the incident as a Russian disinformation operation.
- The pranksters, known as Vovan and Lexus, have a history of targeting Western politicians.
- Cameron expressed doubts about Ukraine joining NATO and criticized a potential French plan to send troops.