Russia complains again after paint thrown at its embassy in Sweden
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In Stockholm, an unidentified drone dropped a bag of paint onto the territory of the Russian embassy. Russians quickly began complaining about it on social media, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty reports.
Today, September 7, the Russian embassy in Sweden once again "came under attack" involving a drone.
According to the Russian diplomatic mission, an unknown UAV dropped a plastic bag filled with paint onto the embassy grounds.
This is not the first such incident. In particular, last year, unknown individuals staged an attack on the Swedish embassy in Moscow.
A group of people used pepper spray in the security area near the embassy. Local police detained them for these actions.
Just a few days later, in Sweden, a drone dropped paint on Russia's embassy.
In addition, earlier this year in Stockholm, an unknown person in a car attempted to break into the Russian embassy.
Before that, the fence of the Russian embassy building in Warsaw, Poland, was splattered with red paint. A group of people carried out the act as a protest against the full-scale invasion of Ukraine and Russian military aggression.
