In the Russian State Duma, they threatened strikes on factories in Europe that produce weapons for Ukraine
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Member of the Russian State Duma committee Andrei Kolesnik stated that Moscow does not rule out attacks on European factories that produce drones and missiles for Ukraine. He emphasized that Russia will be forced to carry out such strikes.
In Russia, they have again threatened strikes against enterprises in European countries that produce weapons for Ukraine. This is reported by UNN citing a statement by a member of the Russian State Duma's defense committee, Andrei Kolesnik.
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According to the Russian deputy, Moscow "does not rule out" attacks on factories that manufacture drones and missiles for Ukraine's Defense Forces. He stated that Russia "will come to this" and "will be forced" to carry out such strikes so that, in his words, "Europeans come to their senses." Kolesnik also claimed that Russia "does not intend to only defend itself" in response to strikes on its territory.
As noted, such statements complement the lists of enterprises in European countries that cooperate with Ukraine in the defense sector, previously published by the Kremlin, and which may actually be considered by Moscow as potential targets.
Earlier, similar threats were voiced by other Russian officials, including the deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council, who also called defense enterprises in Europe "potential targets." Analysts view such statements as part of information and psychological pressure on countries that support Ukraine.