Russia's western front theme
Sounds like MI6 suspects that it's not just blue jeans posts on social media that are making the Kremlin act, but perhaps even more the good availability of spare parts generated by an organ donation clause in the military contracts with the help of an ongoing war.
Estonia: Three Russian fighter jets violated airspace. According to a statement from the Estonian government, the Russian MiG-31 aircraft remained in the country's airspace for twelve minutes. Estonia's Foreign Minister Margus Tsakhna stated that Russia has already violated Estonian airspace four times this year. - Today's incursion, where three fighter jets entered our airspace, is an outstanding provocation, said Tsakhna.Estonia has also decided to request consultations under NATO Article 4 following the violation. This is reported by Prime Minister Kristen Michal on X.On Friday, two Russian fighter jets also violated the safety zone around the Petrobaltics drilling platform in the Baltic Sea, according to the Polish Border Guard. The news comes just a week after it was reported that over 20 Russian drones violated Polish airspace and were shot down by NATO planes. See the segment on SVT Nyheter.
Outgoing MI6 Chief: No evidence that Putin wants peace. There is "absolutely no evidence" that Russia's President Vladimir Putin is interested in negotiating peace in Ukraine, said Sir Richard Moore, head of the British intelligence agency MI6, in a speech at the British consulate in Istanbul on Friday. Moore praised President Trump, President Zelensky, and European leaders for their efforts to achieve a permanent peace, but stated that Putin is only interested in Ukraine's capitulation.Moore has been head of MI6 for five years and will leave his position at the end of the month. See the report on SVT News.