Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said on Monday that It is still not clear who is behind a series of disturbing the airspace by drones in several European countries. He added, however, that these incidents serve as a “useful reminder” of the dangers of war for Europeans. According to Reuters report, TASR reports this.
- Dmitry Medvedev commented on recent incidents with drones in Europe.
- A series of airspace disrupts have hit several European airports.
- Medvedev rejected claims about Russian sympathizers for incidents.
- The incidents point to the risks of war conflicts in Europe.
- Medvedev criticized Macron and Merza for inciting the conflict.
European airports have been repeatedly paralyzed in recent weeks due to unmanned aircraft overflows near them. Some representatives of these incidents blame Moscow.
Medvedev, who is currently Vice -Chairman of the Russian Security Council, refused claims that recent drone incidents were the work of Russia or forces that sympathize with it. “People who sympathize with our country will not waste their resources by coming out of hiding. Our ‘agents and spies’ are waiting for a special order”Wrote Medvedev on the telegram platform.
The former Russian president added that Essential – no matter who is responsible for the incidents – is that European citizens have experienced what war could mean for the European continent. He also accused French President Emmanuel Macron and the German office of Friedrich Merz of incitement of the conflict of political and financial reasons.
“The main thing is that myopic Europeans have felt the danger of war on their own. That they are afraid and shaking like dull animals in the herd kept for defeat,” Medvedev said that he hopes that people will eventually turn to Merza and Macron.
