Denmark says Russian warship fired flares at military helicopter

The Danish prime minister has accused Russia of "reckless" behaviour, while the Kremlin is yet to comment.

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Denmark Says Russian Warship Fired Flares at Military Helicopter

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The incident was the latest in string of episodes involving airspace incursions and other provocations that European leaders have blamed on Russia.

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Denmark says Russian warship fired flares at military helicopter

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Denmark Says Russian Warship Fired Flares at Military Helicopter

The incident was the latest in string of episodes involving airspace incursions and other provocations that European leaders have blamed on Russia.

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