Danish PM condemns Russian flare attack on helicopter as 'reckless'
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Russia says it was Danish pilots being provocative, in a war of words that's becoming a pattern along NATO's eastern edge A Russian warship has fired two emergency flares at a helicopter in the Baltic Sea, with the Russian ambassador summoned over the…
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What happened
Russia says it was Danish pilots being provocative, in a war of words that's becoming a pattern along NATO's eastern edge A Russian warship has fired two emergency flares at a helicopter in the Baltic Sea, with the Russian ambassador summoned over the…
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