Kremlin Warns Europe on Drone Involvement in Ukraine
The Kremlin has warned that European nations are becoming increasingly involved in the Ukraine conflict, citing Russian claims about drone production sites. The Russian Defence Ministry issued a warning about European plans to increase drone supplies to Ukraine, listing potential targets in several European countries.
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On Friday, the Kremlin issued a statement highlighting European countries' growing involvement in the Ukraine conflict, referencing a warning from Russia's Defence Ministry about drone production facilities.
The Defence Ministry raised alarms regarding European intentions to augment drone supplies to Ukraine, providing a list of locations in Britain, Germany, Spain, Italy, Israel, and Poland, which it alleges are producing drones or components.
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, now the deputy chair of Russia's Security Council, declared on social media that the published list serves as a potential target catalog for Russia's military forces.
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