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High Voltage in the Baltic. Drone Shot in Lithuania, Rockets Fired Against Danish Helicopter

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Drone from Belarus was shot down near a hydroelectric power station. Copenhagen and the Russian ambassador there exchange charges about irresponsible behavior.

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A drone shot down in Lithuanian airspace and two Russian emergency missiles fired at a Danish helicopter. The last quality action is what you can expect from Russia, says military professor Tormod Heier. – It's really just the imagination that sets the limits of what you can do.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Drone from Belarus was shot down near a hydroelectric power station. Copenhagen and the Russian ambassador there exchange charges about irresponsible behavior.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, condemned this and similar incidents, assessing them as part of a wider pattern of Russian aggression towards Europe. Danish Foreign Minister Lars Loke Rasmussen criticized Russia today for firing two signal missiles at a Danish military helicopter in international waters off the coast of Denmark. He wrote on X that such behavior was unacceptable and that the Russian ambassador had …

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Denmark, Lars Loke Rasmussen, criticized Russia today for firing two signal missiles at a Danish military helicopter in international waters off the coast of Denmark.

Moscow denounces the "indifferent" attitude of the Danish helicopter. The attack did not cause any casualties. A drone was shot down in Lithuania.

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Sapo broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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