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ProfessorT
There are now unconfirmed reports that Russia have intercepted a US drone flying over Crimea. There is lots of talk on Twitter, lots of links to seemingly small independent 'news" websites but nothing from the main news sources yet. I wonder how this will change things. So it looks like the US are involved militarily. First Blackwater troops and now a drone.edit on 14-3-2014 by ProfessorT because: (no reason given)
khimbar
ProfessorT
There are now unconfirmed reports that Russia have intercepted a US drone flying over Crimea. There is lots of talk on Twitter, lots of links to seemingly small independent 'news" websites but nothing from the main news sources yet. I wonder how this will change things. So it looks like the US are involved militarily. First Blackwater troops and now a drone.edit on 14-3-2014 by ProfessorT because: (no reason given)
I thought they'd claimed to have intercepted a drone the other day? Is this another one?
Or am I having a massive 'glitch in the Matrix' episode?
MINSK (Reuters) - Russia will send several warplanes to its military ally Belarus in response to increased NATO activity near the borders of the ex-Soviet republic, the commander of the Belarussian air force was quoted as saying on Wednesday. President Alexander Lukashenko had said earlier that Belarus would ask Russia to deploy 12 to 15 warplanes on its territory after the United States and Poland began war games that are expected to involve at least 12 U.S. F-16 fighter jets. Belarus borders Russia, Ukraine and NATO members Poland, Lithuania and Latvia. Further south, a joint exercise of U.S., Bulgarian and Romanian naval forces in the Black Sea started on Wednesday.
khimbar
'"Crimea means more to Russia than the Falklands mean to Britain," Lavrov said.'
That phrase, that one phrase, says so much.