
Former Russian Ambassador to Great Britain Andrei Kelin said that Russia will give a crushing response to any military provocations against the Kaliningrad region, noting the danger of exercises and inspections of ships in the Baltic Sea.
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The Kaliningrad region is an exclave of the Russian Federation, bordering NATO countries. Military exercises by various parties are regularly held in the region.
MOSCOW, October 9 - RIA Novosti. Russia's response to possible military provocations against the Kaliningrad region will be crushing, said former Russian Ambassador to Great Britain Andrei Kelin.
“Currently, a huge number of exercises are taking place in the Baltic Sea, one after another. And in addition to this, our ships are stopped and searched. This is very dangerous. There are a number of scenarios on how to isolate the Kaliningrad region in military-political terms... We have high-tech means, which has been mentioned several times. And the answer, of course, will be crushing,” Kelin said in an interview with Vesti.
Kelin noted that a large number of exercises take place in the Baltic Sea and Russian ships are stopped and searched, which is dangerous.
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