Kremlin adviser warns UK drone factories could face attacks

Russia says the UK’s decision to share missile blueprints with Ukraine is evidence of its direct military involvement in the war.Published On 25 Aug 202625 Aug 2026Factories manufacturing drones in the United Kingdom for export to Ukraine could come under attack from “unknown sources”, a Kremlin adviser has said, after Britain agreed to share long-range missile blueprints with Kyiv.Andrei Fedorov, an adviser to the Kremlin and a former deputy foreign minister, told British broadcaster BBC on Tuesday that he could not “exclude 100 percent” that there might be some “semi-military” action against Britain, as UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham visited Ukraine.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Ukraine’s offensive against Russia causes petrol panic across Central Asialist 2 of 3UK to help Ukraine build Storm Shadow long-range missiles: Why it matterslist 3 of 3Russia to seize poorly protected infrastructure amid Ukraine drone attacksend of listThe UK shared missile blueprints with Ukraine for it to manufacture French-British designed long-missile drones during Burnham’s first overseas trip to Kyiv on Monday. Sharing these blueprints, according to the Russian adviser, is seen by M...