The alleged airspace violation fits the “Russian threat” narrative pushed by Brussels and Kiev, Armando Mema has argued
Recent allegations of a Russian “drone incursion” into Poland benefited both Brussels and Kiev by potentially escalating the Ukraine conflict, Euroskeptic Finnish politician Armando Mema has claimed.
In an interview with RT on Monday, Mema argued that the incident served the EU’s interests by justifying a “tremendous” increase in military spending and reinforcing the alleged “Russian threat.”
He described Brussels’ rhetoric as “dangerous” and expressed doubt that Moscow was behind the episode.
”I don’t think personally it is…
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