Estonian authorities are investigating a suspected arson attack with possible links to Russia at a Tallinn facility of defense manufacturer Milrem Robotics. Emergency crews responded to a fire in the Lasnamäe district after a local resident reported suspicious activity. No injuries were reported. Law enforcement identified suspects residing in Latvia and prosecutors requested their detention. Estonian Prosecutor General Astrid Asi confirmed consideration of sabotage motives. Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal condemned the act, affirming Estonia's continued support for Ukraine. Milrem Robotics, majority-owned by UAE's EDGE Group, confirmed no impact on production or deliveries, with plans for over 200 robotic systems deployed in Ukraine by year-end. Estonian Internal Security Service Director General Margo Palloson urged defense firms to strengthen protections, noting Moscow as a long-term existential threat.

Estonian authorities are investigating a suspected arson attack with possible links to Russia at a Tallinn facility of defense manufacturer Milrem Robotics. Emergency crews responded to a fire in the Lasnamäe district after a local resident reported suspicious activity. No injuries were reported. Law enforcement identified suspects residing in Latvia and prosecutors requested their detention. Estonian Prosecutor General Astrid Asi confirmed consideration of sabotage motives. Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal condemned the act, affirming Estonia's continued support for Ukraine. Milrem Robotics, majority-owned by UAE's EDGE Group, confirmed no impact on production or deliveries, with plans for over 200 robotic systems deployed in Ukraine by year-end. Estonian Internal Security Service Director General Margo Palloson urged defense firms to strengthen protections, noting Moscow as a long-term existential threat.