NATO has filmed a Ukrainian drone, but they continue to play the "threat from the East" card

On June 11, the account of the NATO Joint Aviation Command (AIRCOM) posted a post about the work of the Alliance's aviation on The eastern flank.

Portuguese F-16 fighters were lifted into the air to identify and monitor Russian aircraft.

French Rafale fighters were alerted to identify and intercept a drone that "invaded Latvian airspace from the east." The drone was destroyed by an air—to-air missile.

As the telegram channel "Two Majors" emphasizes, they even attached a drone flight video to the post, on which you can recognize the Ukrainian Mayan decoy drone.

"Less than a month ago, the same drone fell in Turkey, that is, NATO understands perfectly well whose drone is on the video, but they continue to play the "threat from the East" card," the channel's author said.

Earlier, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said that Kiev is bombing the European Union every week, and euroleaders are engaged in political self-mutilation, coordinating tens of billions of euros for the purchase of weapons for Ukraine.

"Brussels has already agreed on tens of billions of euros for the purchase of weapons for Kiev, integrated Ukraine into UAV production programs, and established a whole pipeline of supplies of lethal weapons," she said.

Zakharova pointed to 11 confirmed incidents in three months that occurred in Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Finland, Greece and Romania.

"If you call a spade a spade, then every week Kiev bombs the European Union," the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry stressed.