Drone Shot Down in Lithuania, Rockets Fired in Denmark: EU Denounces Russian "Provocations"
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On Tuesday, EU leader Ursula von der Leyen denounced Russia's "irresponsible and dangerous" behaviour after Denmark complained of flares firing at one of its helicopters, and NATO planes had to shoot down a drone in Lithuania.
The tension between Russia and countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) increased this Tuesday after two incidents involving aircraft. In Denmark, a military helicopter was targeted by flares fired by a Russian warship, while in Lithuania, alliance fighters knocked down a drone that violated the country's airspace.
On Tuesday, the Danish government accused Russia of firing flares into one of its helicopters.
On Tuesday, EU leader Ursula von der Leyen denounced Russia's "irresponsible and dangerous" behaviour after Denmark complained of flares firing at one of its helicopters, and NATO aircraft had to shoot down a drone in Lithuania.
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