Shoigu frames drone threat as either failed air defenses or NATO airspace use
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Russian Security Council Secretary Sergey Shoigu said Russia would defend itself against Ukrainian drone attacks and presented two possible drone origins: Russia’s air defenses being ineffective or drones being launched from the territory of Finland and the Baltic states, a line of reasoning tied to Article 51 of the UN Charter. The remarks come amid broader tensions with NATO and concerns about Estonia, with prior 2025 warnings that Russia could threaten Europe by 2027.
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- Russia threatens action against Finland, Baltics if Ukrainian drones strike via their airspace The Kyiv Independent
- Ukraine war briefing: Kremlin threat to countries over Ukrainian drone transit The Guardian
- Deployment of Russian EW systems near Narva may signal potential plans to strike Baltic states, expert says Ukrinform - Ukrainian National News Agency
- Russian escalation unlikely following Ukraine use of NATO airspace Janes
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