Kremlin Aide Accuses Baltic States and Finland of Supporting Ukrainian Drone Attacks Moscow – Nikolai Patrušev, aide to Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, stated on Monday that the Baltic states and Finland are allegedly complicit in attacks targeting Russian territory. The claims were made following reports of Ukrainian drones operating within the airspace of these nations. Unian, a Ukrainian news agency, reported Patrušev’s assertion. He alleged that the Baltic states’ provision of their airspace to Ukrainian drones constitutes direct support for operations aimed at Russian territory. Patrušev did not elaborate on the nature or scale of these alleged attacks. The comments come as Ukraine continues to utilize international airspace to launch military operations against targets within Russia. The move has drawn criticism from some European countries, though several have permitted the use of their airspace for humanitarian aid deliveries. This accusation represents a significant escalation in Russian rhetoric surrounding the ongoing conflict. The Kremlin has repeatedly blamed Ukraine and its Western allies for the attacks, while Kyiv maintains that its actions are solely focused on defending its sovereign territory. The involvement of the Baltic states remains unconfirmed, and the Ukrainian government has not yet responded directly to Patrušev’s claims. — Word count: Approximately 248 words. Topics: #baltic #states #involved Post navigation A cat-tooth sculpture by Lauri Kettus is needed, money available, a Finnish married couple donated 10,000 euros Zelenský: Talks with Europe on the topic of a common air defense system