Prime Minister Kristen Michal and Estonian prosecutors indicated that the fire at the autonomous combat equipment manufacturer’s premises may have been deliberately set.
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Investigators have not yet determined that Russia is responsible, and K. Michal assessed this possibility cautiously.
“One of the versions being checked is that it could have been sabotage and that Russia stands behind the deliberate arson,” the prime minister wrote on the social network “Facebook”.
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