
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen condemns the incident as 'reckless action from Russia'.
Denmark and Russia clashed diplomatically after Danish authorities stated a Russian frigate fired flares at a Danish military helicopter in international waters off Gedser.
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A Danish military helicopter was carrying out a routine photographic operation of a Russian frigate.
Denmark and Russia were at a war of words on Tuesday after Danish authorities accused a Russian frigate of firing flares at a Danish military helicopter.
The armed forces said in a statement late on Monday that “one of the air force’s Fennec helicopters was today fired at with flares during a routine photographic operation of a Russian frigate, which was located in international waters off Gedser”, Denmark’s southernmost town.
The frigate had fired “two flares towards the helicopter. One of the flares passed at close range to the helicopter”, it added.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen on Tuesday slammed the incident as “reckless action from Russia”.

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