Denmark summoned the Russian ambassador over an incident involving a frigate and a military helicopter
The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the Russian ambassador following an incident involving a Russian frigate that fired two signal flares in the direction of a Danish military helicopter.
The head of the Danish Foreign Ministry, Lars Løkke Rasmussen, called the Russian warship’s actions “absolutely unacceptable.”
“Therefore, the Russian ambassador has been summoned for a discussion regarding this incident,” Rasmussen emphasized.
On Monday, a Russian frigate fired two signal flares toward a Danish military helicopter.
The incident prompted a response from Danish authorities. Danish Defense Minister Jeppe Brøus convened a briefing with all parliamentary spokespeople on defense issues to discuss the situation involving the Russian frigate.
The Danish side considers the Russian ship’s actions a serious incident and has already summoned the Russian ambassador to provide an explanation.
This is stated in a press release from the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The Russian ambassador in Copenhagen claimed that it was a Danish military helicopter that allegedly “provoked” the Russian frigate with its maneuvers.
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