Donald Trump issues 5-word warning after Russia violates NATO airspace | World | News

Donald Trump broke his silence after three Russian jets entered Estonia’s airport without permission on Friday. The plane remained there for 12 minutes, and NATO Air Space’s violation was third in a little longer than a week.

MIG-31 fighters were seized, the alliance spokesman approved, and Estonia called Russia’s high-level diplomat in Tallinn, the capital of the incident. British Foreign Minister Yette Cooper wrote on social media: “Britain is standing with our allies after another reckless attack on Russia’s NATO airspace. Now, US President Mr. Trump has been weighed.

He said to journalists: “I don’t like him. When I don’t like it.” Then he gave a five -word warning: “There may be a big problem.” “I’ll let you know later.”

Mr. Trump said: “I will have to look at him. They will briefing me soon after, so I will tell you about tonight or tomorrow.”

Kaja Kallas, the high representative of the EU for foreign affairs, described Russia’s latest violation as “an extremely dangerous provocation” that further increased the tension in the region.

Later, Vladimir warned Putin that he “tested the West’s decision”.

10 days after Russian drones entered Poland airport, and six days after another Russian drone fly over Romania.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that his country has been closest to the “open conflict” since World War II.

England announced that Warsaw will provide extra air cover in the form of shelf jets.

Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsakhna said that Russia has violated the Estonian airspace four times this year, “but the attack containing three fighter planes entering today is unprecedented.”

“Russia’s increasingly comprehensive boundaries test and increasing aggression should be met with a rapid increase in political and economic pressure.”

The Estonian army told Associated Press that Russian planes were parallel to the country’s border from the East to the west and did not go to Tallinn.