In Estonia they announced an unsuccessful attempt to blow up the facilities of the UAV manufacturer Threod Systems. The state claims that Russian intelligence is behind it, writes Bloomberg.
The Prosecutor General of Estonia, Astrid Esi, said that Russia's involvement is not speculation, but an established fact. Eight Latvian citizens were arrested as part of the investigation.
Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal also announced that the country is preparing for a possible closure of the border with Russia to reduce threats to national security.
Threod Systems supplies drones, specifically, for Ukraine. The company specializes in the development and production of unmanned aircraft systems.
Photo: Threod Systems.