The Swedish military has petitioned the government to seize a property owned by a businessman linked to the Russian state, located near the Muskö Naval Base in Stockholm archipelago. The request stems from concerns about potential threats from Russian drones and the property's ownership situation. The luxury house on Muskö island, registered under the businessman's wife who holds dual citizenship, has been a contentious issue for the armed forces since 2017. Sweden joined NATO two years ago due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and the military now deems the property's location as crucial for strengthening the base's defense, particularly against drones. The evolving landscape of Russian drone warfare has heightened security concerns for Sweden. According to public broadcaster SVT, the property has been a persistent issue for the armed forces. Defence Minister Pål Jonson expressed the need to ensure no one can gain strategic advantages or visibility into the site. The Chief of the Defense Staff, Carl-Johan Edström, stated that Sweden is currently facing its most serious security situation since the end of World War II; however, it remains uncertain if the Russian businessman resides in Sweden.