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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov
Russia’s head of diplomacy, Serguei Lavrov, said on Saturday at the UN General Assembly that Moscow does not intend to attack any NATO country, but warned that any aggression against the country will have a “decisive response.”
Russia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Serguei Lavrov, warned this Saturday that any aggression against Moscow will face a “decisive response”, warning against attempts to overthrow aircraft in Russian airspace and accusing Germany of militaristic rhetoric.
While the Russian war intensifies in Ukraine, tensions increased throughout the Oriental flank of NATO in recent weeks.
Estonia recently accused Moscow of having to violate their airspace, and native war planes Russian drones slaughtered About Poland.
“Any aggression against my country will be received with a decisive response. There should be no doubt about it between those in the NATO and the EU that they are telling their voters that The war with Russia is inevitable“Lavrov told the United Nations General Assembly.
The American president, Donald Trumpsaid this week that Any Russian Airplanes that violate NATO’s airspace, in a clear change of rhetoric, and Russian military performance has takenwhom he called “paper tiger“.
Lavrov, who ignored Trump’s remarks, stressed that “Russia does not intend to attack any NATO country,” but has issued a warning about any movements against aircraft within Russia’s airspace.
“If there are attempts to overthrow any flying object, any object… In our airspace, so I think that people will regret a lot To undertake such a flagrant violation of our territorial integrity and sovereignty, ”said the chief of Moscow Diplomacy.
Lavrov did not comment The blatant violation of territorial integrity and sovereignty of Estonia, Romania and Poland by Russian drones, nor the destruction of Russian aircraft that occurred in NATO airspace-which made on Tuesday of course will defend from any threat arising from the “climbing” the foray of fighters and drones in European skies.
A Series of Airspace In races linked to Russia left nervous the countries of Eastern Europe, where Russia is seen as the biggest threat since the end of the Cold War. At the same time, he says, the hopes that the end of the Moscow war in Ukraine could be decreased.
In northern Denmark this week, after a drone foray into its airspace, it is the latest in a series of airport stops caused by devices.
Drones were also seen at Esbjerg, Sonderborg and Skrydstruir airports. The latter, as well as Aalborg’s, is also used by the Danish Royal Air Force. Earlier this week, they provoked temporary suspension of flights at Copenhagen Airport, capital of the country.
“This tells us something about the times we live and about that so that society must be prepared, ”said the Prime Minister of Denmark, Mette Frederiksenwithout attributing the authorship of the episode directly to Russia.
“Of course We are not excluding any possibility As for those behind this, ”he said.
