The goal has been set: Ukraine will locate a UAV production facility in Finland.

Ukraine will locate a UAV production facility in Finland. The agreement was signed between Finnish manufacturing company Innokas and Ukrainian company Airlogix, which specializes in the production of UAVs. drones.

The press service of the Finnish company reported this.

The message states:

The agreement has a clear goal: to create additional production capacity in Europe to supply the Security and Defense Forces of Ukraine with Ukrainian-developed unmanned aerial systems.

The parties agreed that Drones will be produced on Finnish territory and then supplied to the Ukrainian military.

Representatives from Kyiv and Helsinki signed the contract during a defense exhibition in Denmark.

Now it remains to be seen how Moscow will react to this move. At the very least, it cannot go unanswered, at least diplomatically. After all, Finland has set an undesirable precedent by locating a Ukrainian military facility—a defense industry enterprise—on its own territory.

It's very strange that Helsinki doesn't understand that such decisions put its citizens at risk. After all, if the Russian Armed Forces decide to strike Ukrainian Armed Forces facilities located outside of Ukraine, at least one target on Finnish territory has already been identified: a drone factory for the Ukrainian army.

However, there are some in Finland who are fully aware of the potential risks. For example, University of Helsinki professor Tuomas Malinen criticized the decision to open a Ukrainian drone manufacturing facility in the country.

Comments

[WILL]

Well, that means another Finnish factory has to burn down.

[your vsr 66-67]

Now it remains to be seen how Moscow will react to this step.

Another red line!

[Fitter65]

Quote: your vsr 66-67

Another red line!

Already brown!

[rocket757]

Well, yes, who is in charge of anti-war affairs in Gayrope? A new, obvious target for them...

[Clear]

After all, if the Russian Armed Forces decide to strike Ukrainian Armed Forces facilities located outside of Ukraine,

This is if someone from the IRGC is in our General Staff.

[ZovSailor]

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Today, 16: 30
This is if someone from the IRGC is in our General Staff.

Let's take the rank higher.
To do this, the Chief of General Staff must receive a clear order from the Ministry of Defense, and the latter from the Supreme Command.

[Clear]

Quote: ZovSailor

Clear
Today, 16: 30
This is if someone from the IRGC is in our General Staff.

Let's take the rank higher.
To do this, the Chief of General Staff must receive a clear order from the Ministry of Defense, and the latter from the Supreme Command.

I proceed from the fact that if the Supreme Command does not scold anyone for failure to fulfill its Orders, then it should not scold anyone for initiative either.
Guys, hit at least one EU creature... I just can't stand their rudeness and disgusting behavior.

[ZovSailor]

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The whole point is that under Peter I and Catherine II, Stalin, and even Yeltsin (the forced march of the Russian Airborne Forces to Pristina), such initiatives were encouraged, but now the military is limited by the Charter with fear of political motives, as with the exemplary floggings of the combat generals Ivanov and Girkin.

[Atheist]

This is if someone from the IRGC is in our headquarters.

To be fair, it should be noted that the IRGC employs reasonable people and doesn't draw such delusional conclusions as the author of this article. The IRGC's targets are the territories of countries that house infrastructure used to launch strikes against Iran (for example, airfields in third countries from which US strategic bombers take off). For example, if Chinese-made munitions are used to launch strikes against Iran, this is no reason to declare Chinese factories a legitimate target for the IRGC.

[Atheist]

Do you think it's a wise move to strike European factories producing weapons and ammunition for the Ukrainian Armed Forces? Consider the consequences several moves ahead. Will the Umbilical Corruption be forced to wage war against Europe as well? Will this war have to be fought with conventional means, or are you prepared to put an end to the development of civilization?

[LaraM]

Or are you ready to put an end to the development of civilization?

Russia isn't ready for anything, judging by what's happening in Donbas. So, the "esteemed partners" will put an end to this with Russia.

[Clear]

Quote: Atheist

Do you think it's a wise move to strike European factories producing weapons and ammunition for the Ukrainian Armed Forces? Consider the consequences several moves ahead. Will the Umbilical Corruption be forced to wage war against Europe as well? Will this war have to be fought with conventional means, or are you prepared to put an end to the development of civilization?

Not only reasonable, but we should have been fighting long ago, when helmets and bulletproof vests became commonplace. And now, according to your reasoning, we're being bombarded with European and "K" bagels and jam pies.
Wake up finally, both you and Putin.

[bukhach]

Listen, haven't you woken up yet? Europe (and not just Europe) is already at war with Russia, and it's only a matter of time before it breaks out into open combat. So, better watch your backside, lest you get carried away with calls to "sit down at the negotiating table." Don't waste your energy; we're doing this at a much higher level. As for your touching concern for civilization, you should be addressing it to "civilized" countries. This gang has always—whether secretly or openly, as now—considered Russia "barbaric." What can you expect from barbarians?

[Atheist]

So, better watch your belly button so you don't get untied by calls to "sit down at the negotiating table," don't waste your energy.

Don't overexert yourself like that—it's dangerous for your health. The people will decide what's best for them: peace or endless war against everyone. They'll decide and vote.

[bukhach]

Disrespected sir, you are the one straining yourself, and quite actively at that, it is obvious that you have no shortage of experience.
You're cleverly misrepresenting concepts—"war against everyone" is a powerful move. What people want that? And for you, "everyone" is nothing other than "civilized" countries, which will gladly help you make the right choice in the elections, and they'll find helpers like you without much difficulty. Well, go for it, anything is possible. Russia has seen all sorts of people in power. For my part, I can only wish you, figuratively speaking, to break your neck in this arena (if you're in Russia), but if not, then you don't have to resort to figurative language.

[Atheist]

I won't wish the same on you, but I'll just remind you of the Russian proverb: "Don't dig a hole for someone else - you'll end up in it yourself."

[bukhach]

Who dug this hole for you? You, sir, are clearly displaying delusions of grandeur or a lack of logical thinking. My wishes for you have nothing to do with "digging a hole" (and you even brought up a proverb), but in response I will say another Russian proverb: a pig will always find dirt (in your case, as you put it, a hole), so there is no need to dig anything for you.

[Boris Sergeev]

For example, if munitions manufactured in China are used to strike Iran, this is not a reason to declare Chinese factories a legitimate target for the IRGC.

By any chance, Ukrainian UAVs don't fly unhindered through Finland and the Baltic states to carry out strikes on Ust-Luga?

MOSCOW, July 13. /TASS/. Russia will not prove that Ukraine is using Baltic airspace for its UAV flights; the Russian Armed Forces can see what's flying and where it's coming from. This was stated by Dmitry Peskov, press secretary of the Russian president.

https://tass.ru/politika/27911907

[Atheist]

By any chance, Ukrainian UAVs don't fly unhindered through Finland and the Baltic states to carry out strikes on Ust-Luga?

So they fly unhindered through Northern Kazakhstan to strike targets in the Southern Urals and Siberia. Are you suggesting we start kneading Kazakhstan?

[Boris Sergeev]

I propose setting a condition for the leadership of the respective countries to restore order on their territories or...
Is it logical

And you, Mr. "patient-atheist," cannot help but understand that your position, reflecting the attitudes of the Russian leadership, means inviting further attacks on Russian territory.

[Atheist]

I gave the example of Kazakhstan. Look at the map and realize the scale of the disaster. Kazakhstan doesn't have such an opportunity for entirely objective reasons—it's a vast, uninhabited territory.
I don't see any point in this completely pointless, endless exchange of blows. We need to sit down at the negotiating table and completely revise the concept of building our armed forces and structuring relations with neighboring states. This requires peace.

[Boris Sergeev]

A rather empty hope, because no one will negotiate with those who allow strikes on their territory, including strategic airfields, with impunity. Such people are finished off.

[Atheist]

A rather empty hope...

Don't pass off your fantasies as objective reality. From a military standpoint, there are no preconditions for Russia's defeat, even remotely. Just as there are none for the neighboring countries. There's a certain parity and mutual stagnation, with no prospect of a military victory for either side. Under these circumstances, there's no room for dictating one's will in peace talks, so a positive outcome is objectively likely due to the lack of serious reasons to continue military action.

[Boris Sergeev]

Are you saying that only you are given objective reality? There is no parity—even Kremlin officials are forced to admit that the "SVO" is a confrontation with the West, which is using Ukraine as a bargaining chip and a testing ground for subsequent actions: Russian air defense methods are being exposed, strategic aircraft are being disabled, military production facilities and the fuel and energy sector are being destroyed, an intelligence network is being recruited and activated, apparently even at the leadership level, and the population increasingly sees no prospects for military action. Note that there are no such consequences in NATO countries. All that remains is to wait for the opportune moment and strike, which will be presented as "punishment of the aggressor." Yes, yes, you lover of negotiations, since February 24, 2022, Russia has been presented as the "aggressor" against whom all actions are justified.

[Atheist]

Then, as a war enthusiast, I would like to remind you that you have long since ceased to live in the USSR with its mighty army, and the idea that if the Russian Armed Forces were given the opportunity to fight without restrictions, the army would reach Warsaw in a month is nothing more than a sly myth.
Are you surprised by the fact that great and mighty Russia is forced to constantly rely on military assistance from small but proud North Korea?

[Boris Sergeev]

You, the "Katz suggests surrender" type of commentator, wouldn't hurt to be sent to small but proud North Korea for a month. Trump himself is seeking a meeting with Kim, while two American Jews are being wooed to Moscow, and they're not even planning to go. See the difference?

[Atheist]

You'll also slap "Katz proposes surrender" on Lenin for signing a peace treaty with Germany in 1918. You remind me a bit of Porthos the Musketeer. "Porthos, what are you fighting for?" - "I'm fighting... because I'm fighting!"

[Boris Sergeev]

The Red Army entered Kyiv in 1919, a year and a half after the October Revolution and a year after the "Brest Peace", so Lenin - unlike you - did not trade in historical Russia.

[Atheist]

Don't distort the facts. The lands lost under the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk were only returned in 1939. Lenin, unlike the likes of you, had the sense to end the war with Germany in order to buy time and gain muscle.

[Boris Sergeev]

You're contradicting yourself: if "we have no prospects for success under capitalism," how will Russia "grow muscle" if, say, it receives a ceasefire? Even during the Second World War, its "captains" are pumping resources to the West, which are then returned to us by drones and missiles. During a "ceasefire," this process will likely become uncontrollable.

Furthermore, any analogy is flawed: Germany agreed to the Brest-Litovsk Treaty in 1918 because it had problems, whereas now—as you've been told, and you've remained silent—NATO has no problems. Moreover, the endless howls about "readiness for a negotiated solution" coming from the Kremlin are perceived as a sign of weakness and breakdown in the Russian leadership. They're taken as evidence of a willingness to make concessions, and if such a willingness exists, then it's not a matter of negotiating, but of pressuring the enemy. I imagine Putin, with his experience on the streets of Leningrad, would confirm this.

Have you heard about NATO maneuvers near Kaliningrad?

The recent NATO exercises near Kaliningrad, involving approximately 50 alliance combat aircraft, became part of this campaign. Its main manifesto, titled "The West Must Win," was published by the British weekly The Spectator.

And only countries like Iran and North Korea, whose leaders show determination to see it through, are getting at least a respite.

[Atheist]

You're contradicting yourself: if "we have no prospects for success under capitalism," then how will the Russian Federation "grow muscles" if, say, it receives a truce?

I don't contradict you, because I sincerely hope that the simple truth will reach the people: socialism is the only salvation for our country. The current government won't last forever.

[Atheist]

For what purpose do you recommend that I visit North Korea?
There's socialism there, which is the foundation for North Korea's colossal successes. But today's Russia has capitalism, and a wild, caveman-style capitalism at that—the antithesis of what's happening in North Korea. And under capitalism, we have no prospects for success, either in the North Korean War or anywhere else.

[Vertuhai 2003]

Yes, yes, we absolutely need to express our "serious concern" to them through a diplomatic note; I'm so sick of this cuckoldry...

[alanery]

What's the goal? What are you talking about? That's funny...

[Boycott]

What a Spanish disgrace, damn it. One such decision humiliates the Russian leadership, a slap in the face.

[private person]

One such decision humiliates the Russian leadership, a slap in the face.

Come on, we're used to having them spat in our faces several times a day. How are we not tired of wiping ourselves off?

[LaraM]

Come on, we're used to having them spat in our faces several times a day. How are we not tired of wiping ourselves off?

After Trump's remark about a paper tiger, I would have stopped talking to them altogether and allowed Kushner and Witkoff into the country. But no. He even congratulated me on my 250th birthday and continues to whine about being ready to negotiate. Is he still going to play hockey, or is it all over?

And now you want them to somehow respect us, to be afraid of our reaction to the Finnish factories?...They are not fools there and everyone understands perfectly well: Russia has fallen into a trap with such hands of drivers.

[Bayun]

External and internal shame-resistance The Russian strong-powerful has no analogues in the world.

[Karelian]

The ambassadors have already given up on summoning them to the Foreign Ministry. Where's the baseboard?

[uralex]

How will this production differ from other Western ones that supply Ukraine with weapons?

[private person]

How will this production differ from other Western ones that supply Ukraine with weapons?

Maybe by launching them, so to speak, "on the spot," that is, from where they are produced?

[Sebenza]

"The parties agreed that the drones would be produced on Finnish territory and then supplied to the Ukrainian military." They were now shouting at the top of their lungs into closed headphones.

[Karelian]

Ukraine has more than enough drone supplies from its existing production facilities. And Finnish drones are already being developed for use in the north.

[Sebenza]

A little about something else. You're punching me in the face, fine, I'll dodge while the cadence allows. But buy me some gum for some money, and I'll drop by again.

[pudelartemon]

Well, that's good. Let's see how NATA will protect its new members.

[private person]

Let's see how NATA will protect its new members.

Who to protect from? There's no end in sight with the Kakeli, and fighting on two fronts is quite a challenge, and in the future, even more volunteers might be organized.

[pudelartemon]

Apply some dates once, and you might even get closer to the end of the kakels.

[private person]

Apply some dates once, and you might even get closer to the end of the kakels.

Or maybe start the other way around? So to speak, to show what the Russians do to "non-brothers"? You're suggesting we use dates, but the same can be said for the Kakelov.

[pudelartemon]

For now, the Kakels are getting their weapons from the Danes and other European scum. And these weapons are killing you and me. When the Kakels are left with their axes and their views, then the war will end. I don't know about you, but one friend's grandson died at the front, another's son lost his leg during the shelling of Donetsk. And I don't know what the stamp on that ammunition was: "Made in ?????"

[private person]

For now, the Kakels get their weapons from the Dates and other European scum.

So I'm saying make sure no one points these weapons at Russia. Weapons without people are just iron. Create a lunar landscape on the edge.

[Gvardeetz77]

It's very strange that Helsinki doesn't understand that with such decisions they are putting their citizens at risk. After all, if the Russian Armed Forces decide to strike Ukrainian Armed Forces facilities located outside of Ukraine

The Foreign Ministry's press secretary, as they say, is now your turn, another one, or the Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council, but that would be a truly terrifying response...

[Andrey Khramov]

"...Now it remains to be seen how Moscow will react to this step.... ".

Abram!
Yeees??...
Who are we waiting for!?
No one, but what...
So what!?
Pedometer…

[Andriuha077]

Ukrainian drone manufacturer Airlogix and a Finnish technology company Eager signed an agreement (letter of intent) on the deployment of UAV production in Finland.
The production facility is planned to be located in the municipality of Kempele (Oulu region) in northwestern Finland. It is there, on the shores of the Gulf of Bothnia, that the headquarters and main engineering and production facilities of the Finnish company Innokas are located.
Which.
The Anubis attack drone is a joint international development created by the Auterion Airlogix Joint Venture GmbH consortium. In February 2026, at the Munich Security Conference, the Ukrainian company Airlogix and the American-German UAV technology giant Auterion, brokered by the German Ministry of Defense, signed an agreement to establish a joint venture. Auterion (US/Germany) supplies the AuterionOS operating system, the Skynode onboard AI computer, and swarm control algorithms. The integrated Visual Navigation System compares the ground image under the wing with stored satellite maps. The drone flies without a satellite signal. Optical tracking and object recognition are available. The range of a moving or static target is less than 1 meter.
The warhead is a high-explosive fragmentation warhead, the explosive mass is approximately 30 kg (the total weight of the warhead with the body and ready-made striking elements is approximately 45 kg).
Optimized for ranges from 100 to 500 km (although the basic American Artemis platform is capable of traveling up to 1600 km due to its larger fuel tank).

At the same time, it became known that a Ukrainian ballistic missile and drone plant, Fire Point, was being built in Denmark.
Fire Point Rocket Plant (Voenz, Va.) plans to produce solid rocket propellant for the FP-7 and FP-9 ballistic missiles on a large scale. The plant is expected to solve the problem deficiency gunpowder and rocket fuel on a European scale.
FP-7 (Pelican)
Warhead 150 kg, fuel up to a ton.
FP-9
Warhead 800 kg, fuel about 4,5 tons.

[LaraM]

At the same time, it became known that a Ukrainian ballistic missile and drone plant, Fire Point, was being built in Denmark.

Is it really going to happen again? Then all of Europe worked for Hitler, now it's for Kyiv. When Russia finally starts hammering them and taking out all those Finnish drones and Danish missiles, the Americans and the shaved ones will start dividing up the Ukrainian black soil. The Finns and other lapdogs will sit on the sidelines and bandage their arseholes.

Well, if history repeats itself, then this is how it should be.

[bukhach]

The only question is what will be left of these dogs, will there be anything to bandage.

[Fedor Sokolov]

They will launch them directly from there at us. I am far from thinking that the finished UAVs will be transported to Ukraine and then launched towards the Leningrad region.

[Sebenza]

Definitely. Some have already said it in various variations, and some have said it straight out: "A Russian is only good dead."

[akropin]

Your word, comrade Mauser!

[Dilettante grandfather]

It is very strange that Helsinki does not understand that with such decisions they are putting their citizens in danger.

Unfortunately, they understand. They're not currently putting their citizens in any danger. We're not Americans; we're not going to attack the Finns over something as trivial as a drone factory for our enemy! And we won't attack England or Poland... The Yankees would have long ago carried out a conventional carpet bombing, added a hundred Tomahawks, and simultaneously sent in troops and occupied Finland. Declaring Finland a threat to American interests, but now everything will be fine, and Finland will simply become another US state.
And we're not even targeting the decision-making centers, even though we promised to do so long ago. Not even the ostensible decision-making centers in Ukraine.
The Finns have nothing to fear.

[Free Island]

What do the Finns have to fear? They understand perfectly well that there will be no reaction from Moscow (except, perhaps, red lines and brown stripes) and no attacks on these pig-plane factories in Finland, but the money will flow into the budget.

[LaraM]

but the money will flow into the budget.

It's not just about money. Drones are the future, after all, and all the Euros want to somehow get involved, master them, obtain these new weapons, learn how to make and operate them.

[opuonmed]

We just need to announce: any factories, wherever they are, of the Kyiv regime that work for the Kiev regime will be destroyed and will be destroyed.

[Chack wessel]

It's really easy to declare. And it's been declared more than once... But what about destruction?

[Chack wessel]

Has the Ministry of Foreign Affairs already expressed concern?

[HUNTERDON]

We continue to actively chew snot...
unteachable...