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Zakharova: European arms manufacturers in Ukraine can become targets of Russia

Enterprises that produce weapons for Ukraine, located on the territory of European states, are potential military targets for the Russian Federation. This was stated by the representative of the Russian foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova.

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Enterprises that produce weapons for Ukraine, located on the territory of European states, are potential military targets for the Russian Federation. This was stated by the representative of the Russian foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova.

We should not assume that outside the Ukrainian territory, military factories that produce weapons for the Ukrainian armed forces will be safe. Anyone who thinks so is mistaken, Zakharova said.

Maria Zakharova responded to a request to comment on Poland’s plans to host the production of Patriot missiles. European countries are directly involved in the Ukrainian conflict. This only delays the settlement of the conflict and does not bring it closer, as some forces in Europe think or imagine.

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