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[INTERNATIONAL] · Estonia, Latvia, Ukraine · 11 sources

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Milrem Robotics fire under investigation for possible Russian sabotage

Estonian authorities are investigating a suspected arson attack at a building used by Milrem Robotics in Tallinn. Preliminary evidence suggests the fire may have been deliberately set, prompting investigations into potential Russian sabotage. Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal stated that the incident is being treated with extreme seriousness as it targets the nation's defense industry.

Investigators have identified suspects in connection with the blaze. Reports indicate that some suspects were detained in Latvia, and Estonian authorities are working toward their extradition. While the investigation is in its early stages, officials are examining motives related to hybrid warfare and intimidation.

Milrem Robotics, which is majority-owned by the UAE-based EDGE Group, specializes in autonomous combat vehicles and unmanned ground systems, such as the THeMIS platform. Despite the fire, the company confirmed that production and the supply of military robotic vehicles to Ukraine have not been impacted.

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Astrid Asi · EDGE Group · Estonia · Kristen Michal · Milrem Robotics · Russia

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