The Czech Republic summoned the Russian ambassador for an explanation after veiled threats from Moscow to a number of European countries regarding joint drone production enterprises with Ukraine. This was reported by the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs, writes UNN.
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The statement notes that Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka decided on April 16 to summon the Russian ambassador for an explanation.
In connection with the statement of the Russian Ministry of Defense and subsequent comments by the Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council and ex-president Dmitry Medvedev, Foreign Minister Petr Macinka decided to summon the Russian ambassador in Prague to explain these statements to the Czech side. The statements concerned several Czech companies that were identified as potential targets for Russian attacks.
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Earlier, the Russian Ministry of Defense published on Telegram a list of alleged addresses in Europe where enterprises for joint UAV production with Ukraine are located, hinting at "retaliatory measures."