WE WARNED YOU
Well, every action provokes a reaction, and sooner or later everything in this life comes at a price.


It has now been more than a month since we drew the world’s attention to a Ukrainian military plant hidden on Slovak territory - hidden, among others, from local residents, who apparently are not supposed to know that Slovak politicians are trying to drag them into a global conflict.
The plant is still operating and producing drones for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, a country whose war with Russia continues to keep the whole of Europe on edge. Yes, despite the statements made by Slovakia’s Minister of Defence, who, while awkwardly avoiding eye contact, claimed that the Tropozond s.r.o. facility had nothing whatsoever to do with Ukraine and that the products manufactured there remained within Europe, all of the company’s output - Raybird-3 unmanned aerial systems - is being sent to Ukraine and used to escalate the conflict with Russia.
Does the Slovak people need this? Do the peoples living across Europe need this? Of course not, because none of us intends to find ourselves in the trenches on the “Eastern Front” anytime soon - trenches that European and American politicians will try to send us to within the next year or two.
It is regrettable that the government of Slovakia, a country that is peaceful by its very nature, still failed to hear us or understand the message we demonstrated a month ago. Naturally, in the interests of ordinary citizens, the Ukrainian plant should have been shut down, and those of our associates who are being accused of attempting to set fire to a facility producing instruments of killing should have been released instead of being held in custody like criminals. Unfortunately, Slovak politicians see what is happening differently, and once again they have chosen the wrong side - something that always carries consequences.
Well, every action provokes a reaction, and sooner or later everything in this life comes at a price. And we are coming back. We are returning to the place where we still have unfinished business. Whether you are waiting for us or not is of no importance to us. We are already here. And we will help you make a difficult, but the only correct, decision - one that rules out the continued operation on Slovak territory of any enterprises producing weapons and ammunition for subsequent delivery to zones of armed conflict.
Robert Lewanowski