EU Commission Chief Links Russian Actions to Pattern of Aggression in Europe
Ursula von der Leyen characterizes recent Russian military incidents as part of broader provocations against Europe.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Russian actions represent a "broader pattern of aggression, provocation" against Europe, according to Anadolu Agency. Her remarks followed flares fired near a Danish helicopter and a drone shot down over Lithuania.
Von der Leyen did not provide further details on the incidents or specify additional Russian actions she was referencing.
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- EU Commission chief says Russian actions part of 'broader pattern of aggression, provocation' against Europe — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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