Russia threatens to strike factories producing drones and missile components for the UK to Ukraine. Moscow, in fact, after yesterday’s approval by Prime Minister Andy Burnham for the sharing with Kiev of the necessary technology for the manufacture of Storm Shadow cruise missiles in Ukraine, accuses the United Kingdom of “participating in the war.”
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Former Russian Deputy Foreign Minister and Kremlin insider Andrey Fedorov stated on ’Bbc Newsnight’ that the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin is under “very strong pressure” from “politics” and “public opinion” to “take certain measures against the United Kingdom.” And these measures, he explained, “could involve a verbal reaction but perhaps also some concrete reaction.”
Among the possible forms of response, Fedorov mentioned a “technical reaction,” such as cyberattacks conducted by unidentified sources, specifying that they would not officially come from the Russian state. But not only that.
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The former Russian Deputy Foreign Minister did not rule out “a possible semi-military response” that could target “factories and companies producing drones and components for missiles for Ukraine.”
Hackers could also strike, according to Fedorov, “specific companies” involved in the production of drones or components for Storm Shadow missiles, the British version of the Scalp.
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