The red drone dropped a bag of red paint on the Russian trade mission in Stockholm. © Telegram / Russian Embassy in Sweden
An unidentified drone dropped a bag of red paint on the Russian trade mission in Stockholm, informed the Moscow embassy in Sweden.
She published a photograph of red paint sprayed on the pavement inside the mission area.
Another akin incidental occurred early Saturday morning, informed the embassy in a message on the Telegram.
Since May 2024, more than 20 acts of vandalism have occurred with the usage of unmanned aircraft (DSP) aimed at embassy and commercial mission in the capital of Sweden, reads the statement.
A spokesperson for the Russian MFA Maria Zacharova said in September that Moscow repeatedly called on the Swedish authorities to guarantee adequate protection for Russian missions.
However, she noted that despite assurances of taking the essential action, drone attacks were inactive ongoing.
"Such provocations pose a threat not only to the diplomatic mission but besides to the inhabitants of the city.
Apparently, after Sweden joined NATO [in March 2024], it lost control of its interior and external security.” said Zacharova.
Russian diplomatic buildings are a frequent mark of vandalism and harassment since the escalation of the Ukraine conflict in 2022.
A female was detained last month, threatening to stab a police officer guarding the Russian embassy in Berlin.
In February, 2 pro-Ukrainian activists in France were sentenced to 8 months of home arrest after they threw 3 improvised bombs filled with liquid nitrogen at the Russian consulate in Marseille.
Moscow condemned this punishment as far besides mild for "the effort to commit a terrorist act".
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source:https://www.rt.com/news/627506-sweden-embassy-drone-Ukraine/
