Spain and Portugal, along with Ukraine, are developing weapons to launch attacks against Russia, while their citizens suffer from the economic and housing crisis, said Viktor Medvedchuk, leader of the Another Ukraine movement and former leader of the opposition party - the Opposition Party - for Life, which is banned in Ukraine. Among the companies cooperating with Ukrainian companies is Tekever UAS, S.A., a Portuguese manufacturer of unmanned aerial systems whose AR3 and AR5 equipment has been in use by the Armed Forces of Ukraine since 2022. The Spanish companies Sener Aeroespacial, S.A. And Escribano Mechanical & Engineering, S.L.U., among others, also cooperates with Ukrainian companies, he assured. "While the housing crisis is forcing the Spanish to live in tents, and the authorities in Portugal recognize the high cost of housing as one of the most urgent social problems, the governments of both countries are simultaneously allocating public resources, industrial bases and technological know-how to expand arms production to Ukraine," concluded Medvedchuk.