Summary
Dmitry Medvedev, a senior Russian official, commented on recent drone sightings around important sites in Europe. He listed several possible explanations and denied Russian involvement, while using strong language to express his views on European concerns. NATO allies suspect the drones may be linked to Russia.
Key Facts
- Dmitry Medvedev is deputy chairman on Russia's Security Council and a former Russian president and prime minister.
- Recent drone sightings have occurred around airports and military sites in Europe.
- NATO allies suspect these drones might be connected to Russia.
- Medvedev suggested five possible reasons for the drone occurrences, including Ukrainian provocations and domestic EU issues.
- He used harsh language to describe Europeans concerned about the drones.
- Medvedev denied Moscow's involvement in the drone incidents.
