‘I don’t love it’: Trump warns Putin of ‘big trouble’ after Russia violated Estonian airspace with jets as ex-RAF chief calls for ‘lethal’ response

Donald Trump warned that after flying three warrior jets in the ‘reckless’ and ‘brazen’ attempt to intimidate Russia’s Baltic state, after flying three warrior jets.

The powerful MIG-31 Warplanes carried out war operations to test the country’s defenses and spent 12 minutes by violating Estonia airspace on Friday.

The Movement gave an urgent response to the F-35 fighters to prevent Russian aggression from NATO.

In Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky had strikes on a night when his country was shot with a ‘great attack’, killed at least three and dozens of wounded.

In the more provocation of Vladimir Putin, the two Russian jets also demonstrated a demonstration of power on a Polish oil platform in the Baltic Sea and violated the security zone.

It comes as a former shelf commander who called NATO to draw NATO to draw the ‘red line’ in the sand and implying to hit the future Russian jets.

When asked if there was a ‘NATO threat’ during the order of a manager who signed in Oval Office, Trump said: ‘I don’t like it

“ I don’t like it when this happens. It could be a big problem. ‘

The US President added that he would soon be briefed in reports and made it clear that he was not satisfied with the situation.

Strong Russian MIG-31 War Plans (Picture, File Photo) spent 12 minutes to violate Estonia airspace

After violating the Estonian airspace on September 19

Air Marshal Greg Bagwell wrote on the social media platform X: ‘NATO needs to make explanations to the public about what he sees as a red line.’

Gazi, who served as the deputy commander for 36 years and retired as a deputy commander, continued: ‘When it is in diameter, the promised response is given after a clear warning.

‘NATO should be combined with a clear and precise explanation of what to tolerate.

“ We do not know where our red lines are currently, why do we expect Russia to do? And if this red line is passed, the response must be decisive and cruel. ‘

In a statement in the Telegram application, Zelenskiy said that Russia has started approximately 580 drones and 40 missiles targeting Ukraine’s infrastructure, civilian production companies and settlements in different regions of the country.

Zelensky said, not every strike is a military obligation, but a deliberate strategy of terrorism of civilians and destroying our infrastructure, Z Zelensky said.

He then called on Kiev’s allies to provide more air defense systems and hit Moscow with extra sanctions.

MI6 chief Sir Richard Moore exploded the President of the Russian President and called him a ‘liar’ who wanted to ‘impose his imperial will’ from his hand.

Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Russia has started about 580 drones and 40 missiles targeting Ukrainian infrastructure, civilian production companies and settlement areas.

Ukrainian inhabitants react while standing next to a residential building damaged during a Russian missile strike

The violation of the Estonian airspace was condemned by European leaders. A NATO spokesman: ‘This is another example of reckless Russian behavior and NATO’s ability to respond.’

Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahknna said Russia has entered the Estonian airspace four times this year.

The authority added: ‘This is unacceptable in itself, but today’s violation, three fighter aircraft entered into our airspace, unprecedented.

‘Russia’s constantly increasing border test and aggression should be answered by strengthening political and economic pressure rapidly.’

Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal, the government ‘NATO 4th Article decided to demand consultations’ he said.

ARTICLE 4 is a call for the 32 -member NATO Alliance, including the US, to consult a collective defense in response to certain threats.

Raf’s Mr. Bagwell described Russia’s attack on Estonia as ‘a deliberate provocation for bread between NATO nations’.

MI6 chief Sir Richard Moore (above) described Vladimir Putin as a ‘liar’ who wanted to ‘impose his will to do his best’.

“Today, these aircraft were armed from air only from air to air, but it could be something more ominous tomorrow, ‘he warned.

‘Putin may have several goals here: one) provoking an answer to support the claim that NATO is aggressive; Two) Dispute to formula a response between NATO countries; Three) To push the boundaries of the ‘gray region’. Of course it may be called all three! ‘

Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya and Syria, controlling operations in the air Marshal continued: ‘Gray region has become a suitable term to conceal all kinds of “disease”.

“ We must transform this region into an open definition of black and white, and when this line passes, we must act accordingly. Putin’s time to stop looking for shooting. ‘

The Kremlin comes a week after Drones flies more than 100 miles in Poland in a reconnaissance mission. Both events made holes in NATO defenses.

Estonia became the third member state that was ‘invaded’ by Russia just a month after attacking Romania air territory last weekend.

The last event said US President Donald Trump Vladimir Putin ‘really disappointed’ to Ukraine.

While the attacks on Poland and Romania were by the drones, Russia sent weapons and furry manned façade jets.

Estonia requested 4 Article 4 consultancy on Russia to enter the airspace (in the picture: A Russian jet flying on the Baltic Sea on September 19)

The Italian F-35s were then mixed to block the MIG-31s ​​that returned to the Kremlin airspace. They entered five miles of Estonia.

Later, Estonia called Russian officials in Tallinn for a statement. In a statement of the ministry, Russian accusations were called and a protest note was given.

Russian MIG-31 fighters entered the Estonia airspace in Vaindloo Island in the Gulf of Finland in the Baltic Sea. According to Estonian officials, the plane had no flight plans and the transponders were closed.

Separately, Russian planes flew parallel to the Estonian border parallel to the west and did not go to the country’s capital Tallinn.

In another frightening movement, yesterday, two Russian jets made a low transition above the Polish Open Sea Production Facility in the Baltic. Polish Armed Forces were warned because the security zone of the platform was violated.

Other alliance countries reported similar attacks and drone accidents on their territory. As the US -led efforts to stop the war in Ukraine have not come to anything, developments have increasingly shook European governments.

Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia, together with other Baltic states, one day Russia decides to attack NATO is among the most likely goals.

Although the neighbor Poland is much larger, he feels vulnerable. All four countries are the loyal supporters of Ukraine.

Russia’s last move comes a week after Poland flys more than 100 miles in a discovery mission of Kremlin Drons (which are seen on September 10)

Kaja Kallas, the foreign policy chief of the European Union, called the attack on Friday as a ‘highly dangerous provocation’ that further increased tensions in the region.

Ms. Kallas, Estonia, said that the EU will continue to support our member states to strengthen their defense with European resources’. Putin’in ‘Testing the West’s decision’ and ‘we should not show weakness’ he said.

Lithuanian Defense Minister Dovile Sakaliene said that NATO’s boundary to the north -east of Europe was tested for a reason ‘. “We have to say business.”

Former Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis also lined up.

He said: ‘Russia is climbing, we do not do anything, Russia climbs more, we do not do anything, Russia climbs more, we do not do anything … I think I’m starting to see a model here.’

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky described the threat of ‘ugly’ and insisted that there was no ‘an accident’.

‘Requires a systemic response. A strong action should be taken both collectively and individually by each nation.

Foreign Minister Yette Cooper said on social media that Britain ‘Estonia stopped with our allies’.

Kremlin did not comment on the incident.