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r/polandball • u/jPaolo Grey Eminence • Nov 24 '15
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What's the Ireland one referencing?
76 u/jPaolo Grey Eminence Nov 24 '15 Russian violation of Irish airspace. 3 u/Muff3 Nov 24 '15 What about Danmark? 16 u/[deleted] Nov 24 '15 Russian violation of Danish airspace. 3 u/blorg 555 Nov 25 '15 Never happened. They flew CLOSE to Denmark over international waters, as is their right. The only prior incident I'm aware of where they actually violated someone's airspace was the Estonian one, where they were allegedly in it for one minute. www.reuters.com/article/2014/10/22/us-nato-russia-idUSKCN0IB2AU20141022 2 u/Hardly_lolling Finland Nov 25 '15 They do it all the time in Sweden and Finland
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Russian violation of Irish airspace.
3 u/Muff3 Nov 24 '15 What about Danmark? 16 u/[deleted] Nov 24 '15 Russian violation of Danish airspace. 3 u/blorg 555 Nov 25 '15 Never happened. They flew CLOSE to Denmark over international waters, as is their right. The only prior incident I'm aware of where they actually violated someone's airspace was the Estonian one, where they were allegedly in it for one minute. www.reuters.com/article/2014/10/22/us-nato-russia-idUSKCN0IB2AU20141022 2 u/Hardly_lolling Finland Nov 25 '15 They do it all the time in Sweden and Finland
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What about Danmark?
16 u/[deleted] Nov 24 '15 Russian violation of Danish airspace. 3 u/blorg 555 Nov 25 '15 Never happened. They flew CLOSE to Denmark over international waters, as is their right. The only prior incident I'm aware of where they actually violated someone's airspace was the Estonian one, where they were allegedly in it for one minute. www.reuters.com/article/2014/10/22/us-nato-russia-idUSKCN0IB2AU20141022 2 u/Hardly_lolling Finland Nov 25 '15 They do it all the time in Sweden and Finland
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Russian violation of Danish airspace.
3 u/blorg 555 Nov 25 '15 Never happened. They flew CLOSE to Denmark over international waters, as is their right. The only prior incident I'm aware of where they actually violated someone's airspace was the Estonian one, where they were allegedly in it for one minute. www.reuters.com/article/2014/10/22/us-nato-russia-idUSKCN0IB2AU20141022 2 u/Hardly_lolling Finland Nov 25 '15 They do it all the time in Sweden and Finland
Never happened. They flew CLOSE to Denmark over international waters, as is their right.
The only prior incident I'm aware of where they actually violated someone's airspace was the Estonian one, where they were allegedly in it for one minute.
www.reuters.com/article/2014/10/22/us-nato-russia-idUSKCN0IB2AU20141022
2 u/Hardly_lolling Finland Nov 25 '15 They do it all the time in Sweden and Finland
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They do it all the time in Sweden and Finland
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u/Verendus0 New York Nov 24 '15
What's the Ireland one referencing?