Russia reveals European companies producing drones for Ukraine

Russia has alleged that drone production capacity has been increased in 8 European countries to escalate Ukraine's attacks against it. In a written statement, the Russian Ministry of Defense published the names and addresses of the 8 European companies in question.

The Ministry stated, "According to information obtained by the Russian Ministry of Defense, on March 26, 2026, the administrations of a number of countries in Europe, in light of the Ukrainian army's increasing losses and deepening manpower shortages, decided to increase the production and supply of more drones to Ukraine to be used in attacks on Russian territory."

Claiming that the decision to increase drone production is due to military losses in the Ukrainian army, the Ministry said, "The significant increase in drone shipments to the Kiev regime is planned to be achieved by expanding funding for 'Ukrainian-owned' and 'joint' facilities located in European countries that produce drones and their components. We consider this decision a deliberate step aimed at sharply escalating the military-political situation across the entire European continent and gradually turning these countries into Ukraine's strategic rear."

"It will have severe consequences"

Pointing out that such initiatives are rapidly dragging European countries into a war with Russia, the Ministry stated, "Attempts by representatives of the Kiev regime to implement scenarios of terrorist attacks against Russia using drones produced in Europe and supposedly 'owned by Ukraine' will lead to unpredictable consequences. Instead of strengthening the security of European states, the steps taken by European leaders are rapidly dragging these countries into a war with Russia. The European public should not only clearly understand the real reasons for the threats to their security, but also know the addresses and locations of the Ukrainian-owned and joint enterprises producing drones and components for Ukraine on their own soil."

There are 8 countries on the list

It was stated that the facilities producing for Ukraine are located in the UK, Germany, Denmark, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Poland, and the Czech Republic.

European facilities producing drones and military equipment are on the list of potential targets

Following the Russian Ministry of Defense's announcement, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of Russia, Dmitry Medvedev, issued a warning to European countries, stating, "The Russian Ministry of Defense's statement should be taken seriously. European facilities producing drones and military equipment are on the list of potential targets. When these attacks will take place depends on future developments."

News Source: 12punto