Russia Demands Sweden Act After Drone Attacks on Embassy

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs demanded that Swedish authorities take measures following drone incidents near the Russian embassy.

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Russia has demanded that Sweden take action following drone attacks on its embassy in Stockholm.
Russia has submitted notes to the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs after each incident, requesting investigation into perpetrators and prevention of future attacks.
Russia claims that drone attacks on its embassy continue despite repeated diplomatic appeals.
Russia alleges that Swedish authorities are either unable or unwilling to prevent further attacks.
The attacks occurred on 2 July, with two drones landing near the embassy: one carrying red paint, the other a mock explosive device.
Russia has previously reported over 20 drone attacks on its diplomatic missions in Sweden since 2024.
Sweden has not taken measures to stop the attacks, according to Russian officials.

On 2 September, the Russian ambassador to Sweden was summoned to the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs by the Director of the Department of Eastern Europe and Central Asia, T. Tüberg, over a drone incident in Leipzig, Germany, on 4 August. — tg_MID_Russia
The Russian ambassador to Sweden was summoned to Moscow after the 2 July drone attack on the embassy in Stockholm. — vedomosti
The Swedish government decided to send military units to Finland to strengthen border defense and began patrolling the border with Russia, and also initiated expropriation of a Russian citizen's land near a naval base due to security concerns. — vm