Russia accuses Estonia of making up airspace incursion
Moscow, NATO member Estonia, claims that Russian military jets violated the airspace last week, and said that there is no evidence to support Tallinn’s claim and said he was trying to balance East-West voltages.
Estonia said on Friday, three Russian MIG-31 fighter aircraft entered the Estonia airspace without permission and Western authorities designed to test the preparation and determination of NATO, said that a total of 12 minutes left before forced to withdraw.
The UN Security Council will discuss the issue later on Monday, and NATO Article 4 Article 4, more than 20 Russian plane NATO jets will take some NATO jets to hit the Poland airspace for more than a week after a week after a week will take place on Tuesday.
When asked about Estonia’s claim, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov accused Tallinn of making a wrong statement.
“We have never heard of objective monitoring data in Estonia expression (to support their claims),” Peskov told journalists on Monday. He said.
“That’s why we think that a empty, unfounded and completely reckless tension pattern continues and provokes a conflicting atmosphere.”
Stating that the Russian Ministry of Defense categorically rejected Estonian accusation, Peskov said that Russian pilots have always been operating according to international law.
