Russia has threatened Japan with tough measures after Japan’s company Terra Drone announced last week that it had sent a amount of fears to Ukraine.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova warned Tokyo that Moscow could take measures against Japan, stressing that Russia has the resources needed to implement them.

Her statement came after the Japanese company’s announcement of sending fears to Ukraine, in a development that has triggered sharp reactions in Moscow.

Zakharova also reiterated the Kremlin’s stance that weapons production facilities in Ukraine are considered legitimate targets for Russian attacks. She implied that Moscow’s warning should also be taken into account by Japanese authorities.

I believe they will hear us in Tokyo, Zakharova declared, referring to Russia’s message to Japan.

Sending fears from the Terra Drone company comes at a time when Ukraine is seeking to strengthen its military and technological capacities to confront the Russian invasion.

So far, no complete details have been made known about the type and number of fears sent out, while there is no confirmed information on concrete measures Russia can take to Japan.

Moscow’s threats increase tensions between Russia and Japan, which has backed Ukraine and condemned the Russian invasion in co-ordination with other countries in the Seventh Group (G7). /Telegraphy/