Estonia says Russia directed Milrem Robotics fire
Estonia's internal security agency, KAPO, said an August fire at Milrem Robotics in Tallinn was a deliberate, preplanned attack directly attributable to the Russian Federation. Milrem makes unmanned ground vehicles that can resupply, haul ammunition, evacuate the wounded and lay mines; its chief executive said the fire did not damage supplies to Ukraine. Several suspects were arrested and remain in custody as investigations continue, and Estonia plans to summon Russian diplomats. The Kremlin denied responsibility. Estonian officials linked the incident to a wider pattern of covert attacks intended to weaken European backing for Ukraine.
Estonia attributes a deliberate sabotage of Milrem Robotics to Russia.
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Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022 and tensions rose. European countries have reported covert…
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