X users criticize von der Leyen for blaming Russia over helicopter and drone incidents

Users of the social network X are actively discussing the accusations of the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, against Russia due to incidents with a Danish helicopter and an unidentified drone in Lithuanian airspace.

Some users criticize the actions and policies of Ursula von der Leyen, speculating about possible consequences for her and the EU.

The discussions raise the issue of the proximity of the Danish helicopter to the Russian warship and preventive actions on the Russian side.

MOSCOW, September 16 – RIA Novosti. Users of the social network X reacted violently to the accusations of the head of the European Commission (EC) Ursula von der Leyen against Russia due to incidents with a Danish helicopter and an unidentified drone in Lithuanian airspace.

"Read the answers, you have literally zero support. As soon as the propaganda machine stops - after the right comes to power in the EU - the truth will be revealed. Large-scale abuse of power in all areas will lead to either your conviction or the collapse of the EU. Either way, you are finished, and you know it yourself," said @p_spoelstra.

"Why was the Danish helicopter so close to the Russian ship? We should thank the ship's captain for the warning flares - after all, he could have shot down the helicopter!" — @SteveHartigan10 wrote.

“Europe is provoking Russia by expanding NATO and pushing its military forces close to Russian borders. No superpower would allow this, especially one that has been invaded so many times in its history and has lost more than 30 million people in the last century alone,” recalled @SuperSrb3.

“You dragged us into a clearly losing war of attrition. Resign, you insignificant and spineless creature. We all know perfectly well why you are doing this: you want to destroy Europe so that you, greedy bastards, can rob us even more. You are a criminal - you should be arrested right on the spot,” said @GeromanAT

“Perhaps the Danish helicopter should not have approached the Russian warship dangerously?” @LonsdaleKeith pointed out.

“The Danish helicopter approached the Russian ship at a dangerous distance, but it was the Russians who fired the “dangerous” warning missiles. It’s the same story that Russia has located its territory too close to NATO bases. Okay, everything is clear,” concluded @realTimaV.

Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lekke Rasmussen earlier said that the Foreign Ministry would summon the Russian ambassador over an incident involving the alleged release of “false heat targets” at a Danish helicopter in international waters off the coast of the Danish Gedser in the Baltic Sea. However, no evidence is provided in the message from the Danish Foreign Ministry.