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Estonia concluded that Russian intelligence services ordered an arson attack on Milrem Robotics, a defense company supplying Ukraine.
Estonia has attributed an arson attack on Milrem Robotics, a defense company supplying Ukraine, to Russian intelligence services. The Estonian government has concluded the incident was an act of sabotage. This accusation follows reports of a wider pattern of Russian hybrid attacks across Europe, including a foiled attack in Leipzig.
The incident highlights escalating tensions and concerns over Russian interference in European security. The European Union's defense chief has called for a more robust response to such actions, emphasizing the need for retaliatory measures that match the severity of the attacks.
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Left: Meduza reports Estonia's conclusion that Russian intelligence services ordered an arson attack on a defense company supplying Ukraine.
Center: ABC News Australia reports Estonia's condemnation of Russian 'sabotage' following an arson attack on a defense company.
Right: Anadolu Agency highlights the EU defense chief's call for a stronger response to 'Russian hybrid attacks'.
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Estonia has concluded that an arson attack at a building belonging to the defense company Milrem Robotics was an act of sabotage ordered by Russian intelligence services, Foreign Minister Margus...
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