Russia publishes map with locations in Europe: "These are targets. Sleep peacefully, partners"
The Russian Ministry of Defense yesterday published a list of European companies it claims produce drones for Ukraine, and a high-ranking Kremlin official immediately called them potential military targets.
TL;DR
- Russia's Ministry of Defense released lists of European companies allegedly producing drones for Ukraine.
- A Kremlin official warned these companies could become potential military targets.
- One list included addresses in London, Munich, Riga, Vilnius, and Prague.
- Another list named companies in Madrid, Venice, and Haifa.
- A reader noted one Munich address belonged to a residential building.
- The Russian Ministry stated the lists aimed to inform European citizens about security threats.
- Dmitry Medvedev called the lists 'potential targets for the Russian armed forces'.
- The announcement followed a meeting between Ukrainian President Zelensky and German Chancellor Scholz.
- Germany and Ukraine agreed on a four-billion-euro defense package, including Patriot missile funding.