“We are going to eliminate Moscow from the map” and “we are going to destroy everything”: Belgium and Estonia warn Russia

On the same day, ministers from both countries left serious warnings. Because of aircraft and a possible attack on Brussels.

Let Russia not dare to pass through Estonian airspace or attack the capital of Belgium. On the same day, ministers from both countries left serious warnings to the Kremlin. Because of aircraft and a possible attack on Brussels.

The authorities Estonia warned this Monday that they will slaughter any drone russo to cross the country’s airspace, a situation that occurred a few weeks ago and which coincided with several complaints from NATO allies.

“We will intercept and shoot down”, said Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna at a press conference.

Tsahkna highlighted that NATO has, for two decades, had a protocol to respond to this type of situation and “defend its territory from the first second, from the first attack”.

Referring to the 12-minute recording recorded a month ago and which Moscow denied, the Estonian Foreign Minister stated that NATO planes were “ready to act” if an “immediate threat” to the sovereignty of the Baltic country was noted.

“This was not the first time Russia tested our capabilities,” noted Tsahkna, recalling similar incidents in the Baltic neighbors, as well as in Romania and Poland, where approximately 10 Russian drones flew over their airspace. Tsahkna highlighted that, thanks to these types of incidents, NATO partners are increasing coordination and strengthening capabilities.

“Delete Moscow from the map”

The Minister of Defense of Belgium He left an even more serious warning to Russia: “Putin knows: if they use nuclear weapons, we will eliminate Moscow from the map”.

Theo Francken reinforced: “If Vladimir Putin launches a missile at Brussels, we will eliminate Moscow from the map“, Francken told the newspaper, also this Monday.

The Belgian minister warned not to underestimate Russia’s military capabilities: “The Russians have increased their military capabilities. Its war economy produces four times more ammunition than the entire NATO. Europe doesn’t even have a central command.”

Russia has been accused by several NATO countries of repeated violations of their airspace since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine by Moscow’s forces in February 2022, but last month several incursions led NATO to prepare for a possible escalation of the conflict.