Russia says European arms factories supplying Ukraine are potential military targets for Moscow
Maria Zakharova said European arms factories making weapons for Ukraine are legitimate Russian military targets as NATO vows continued support.
- On Wednesday, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova warned that weapons factories in European countries producing arms for Ukraine are "potential military targets for Russia," stating that anyone believing such facilities remain safe is "mistaken."
- Zakharova's comments followed questions about Poland's readiness to host a Patriot interceptor-missile factory, as she argued that opening arms factories means European countries are "not merely providing aid" but "fully involved" in the conflict.
- Emphasizing direct European involvement, Zakharova stated that European countries are "directly involved in the Ukrainian conflict" through arms production partnerships, not merely offering humanitarian aid to Kyiv.
- NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte countered on Wednesday that the alliance's threat assessment regarding Russia remains unchanged from three weeks, three months and a year ago, reacting with "a bit of calm."
- Rutte observed that Russian President Vladimir Putin appears unwilling to negotiate peace, saying "it takes two to tango," while NATO and European countries continue pledging full support to Ukraine against Russian forces.
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In Moscow, threats were made against defence companies that produced weapons and ammunition for the HUS.
Tvornice u Europi koje proizvode oružje za Ukrajinu su potentialcijalne vojne mete za Rusiju, rekla je glasnogovornica ruskog ministarstva vanjskih poslova Maria Zaharova u srijedu. Zaharova je na konferenciji za novinare rekla da su europske zemlje izravno uključene […] Objava Rusija: Europske tvornice koje naoružavaju Ukrajinu su potentialcijalne vojne mete pojavila se prvi puta on Novi list.
Factories in Europe that produce weapons for Ukraine are potential military targets for Russia, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Wednesday, responding to a question about Poland's willingness to host a plant producing Patriot air defense missiles for Ukraine.
The weapons factories in Europe that produce weapons for Ukraine can become military targets for Russia, Maria Zaharova, the spokesman of Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said on Wednesday.
The Kremlin calls factories producing weapons for Ukraine 'potential military targets'.
A spokesman for the Russian Foreign Ministry took a tough stance on factories manufacturing weapons for Ukraine.
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