IN BRIEF: Foreign Ministry's takes on attacks against Sevastopol, UAV production for Kiev

MOSCOW, June 10. /TASS/. The Ukrainian armed forces’ attack on the Panorama of the Siege of Sevastopol (1854-1855) is the Kiev government’s yet another act of barbarism, the Russian Foreign Ministry’s Spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, said.

She also said that Russia would publish the addresses of industrial sites in Canada producing drones for the Kiev regime, and will reserve the right to respond to Ottawa’s actions.

In her words, the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) will not tolerate Armenia’s freeloading approach to the union, which it carries out while simultaneously preparing for European integration.

TASS has gathered the Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman’s key remarks.

The Ukrainian military’s attack on the Panorama of the Siege of Sevastopol (1854-1855) building is nothing but "another barbaric act against a civilian facility committed by the Kiev regime."

The cultural heritage site was almost completely destroyed in a targeted Ukrainian drone strike: "Judging by media reports and what I have seen, it is almost completely destroyed."

"Canada has moved to a brand-new level of involvement in the Ukraine crisis, with all masks falling off to reveal the essence of a far from peace-loving nation but rather one that is a warmonger seeking to fuel this deadly conflict, using every means available."

Russia will release the addresses of facilities producing drones for the Kiev regime in Canada as it reserves the right to respond to Ottawa’s actions: "We reserve the right to give an appropriate response and we will take these new circumstances into account in our military and political planning. And we will certainly make the corresponding addresses of all these production sites on Canadian soil public so people can be informed."

Russia regards Denmark's deployment of facilities producing military goods for Ukraine as a hostile step and as support for the terrorist Kiev regime: "Of course, we consider this as financing terrorist activities, facilitating terrorist activities."

The European Union ignored all principles of democracy to secure the intended result during the Armenian parliamentary election: "In order to achieve its intended goal, Brussels eagerly ignored things like democracy, principles, and legitimacy."

The atmosphere of repression and arrests, which surrounded the parliamentary vote in the country, is absolutely unacceptable: "The authorities subjected the opposition [in Armenia] to unprecedented pressure during the elections. Political and public figures, those who put Armenia’s national interests first - and preserving Russian-Armen