The EU has declined to respond to Russia's threats against drone manufacturers

The European Commission declined to comment on threats made by Russia against European drone manufacturers that cooperate with Ukraine.

European Commission spokesperson Anitta Hipper stated that such statements do not warrant a detailed response, and that the EU is instead focusing on supporting Ukraine and strengthening its own defense.

She emphasized that Russia remains an aggressor state that uses repression, threats, and violence not only against Ukraine but also more broadly.

According to Hipper, the war is already significantly depleting Russia’s resources, and it is time to end the aggression.

The European Union emphasized that it will continue to work toward achieving peace together with Ukraine.

Additionally, the Ukrainian military struck radar stations belonging to the S-400 and Nebo-SVU air defense systems, as well as logistics facilities and Russian troop concentrations.

At the “Artek” children’s camp in Crimea, which is temporarily occupied by the Russian Federation, the occupation administration has launched “educational courses” where teenagers will be taught to operate unmanned aerial vehicles.