Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Moscow dictated where U.S., British and French forces were allowed to attack in the airstrikes on suspected Syrian chemical weapons facilities, Sky News reported.

Western allies destroyed three storage and production sites in response to a Syrian Regime chemical attack on civilians that killed at least 40 people in the rebel-held city of Douma, near Damascus.

According to Lavrov, Russia had been in contact with the coalition in the days leading up to the attack, dictating its “red lines” beyond which airstrikes would be considered unacceptable.

“There were military leadership contacts, between generals, between our representatives and the coalition leadership,” Lavrov told state news agency RIA. “They were informed about where our red lines are, including red lines on the ground, geographically. And the results show that they did not cross these red lines.”

The Pentagon lauded the attacks as “precise and overwhelming,” but since, the US military has admitted that they are unlikely to completely stop Assad’s chemical program.

Meanwhile, Lavrov now says Russia is planning to supply Syria with modern S-300 air defense weapons to improve the country’s shield against future strikes.

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