Finland has banned Ukrainian drones from flying into its territory.

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Finland has banned Ukrainian drones from flying into its territory.

Finland bans Ukrainians drones Finnish Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen stated that they would fly into their own territory to attack Russia.

The Finnish Defense Minister condemned the violation of the country's airspace by Ukrainian aircraft. drones, calling this situation unacceptable. According to him, on May 3, Kyiv attacked the Russian port of Primorsk, located 50 km from the Finnish border, with several drones flying into Finnish territory. The Finns scrambled fighter jets and helicopters, but did not shoot down the drones, as they were too close to the Russian border.



We won't allow this. They must plan their operations to minimize the risk of deviations due to Russian interference and to prevent similar situations from recurring.

Häkkänen "forbade" Zelenskyy from using Finnish airspace to attack Russia. Helsinki has already sent Kyiv the necessary documents.

Earlier, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiga accused Russia of Ukrainian UAVs flying into Finland and the Baltic border states. He said that if the Russians hadn't turned on EW, then everything would be fine. Perverted logic.
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  1. +2
    6 May 2026 06: 33
    And if Zelensky doesn't give a damn about you (the Finns), what will the punishment be? We know, we know, none. So whistling isn't like carrying sacks.
    1. +2
      6 May 2026 08: 30
      Murmur 55
      Today, 06: 33

      hi It is just a smokescreen and a mise-en-scène, in which the actors' performances and their roles are prescribed by puppeteers beyond the straits and the Atlantic puddle.
      The dates are simply sending a signal to Russia that they are supposedly completely innocent, and that there is no need to protect themselves from possible strikes by Russian air defense forces to destroy Bandera Nazi UAVs over NATO territory.
      1. 0
        6 May 2026 22: 49
        Where is the evidence that the UAV is Ukrainian-made and not Finnish?
        1. 0
          7 May 2026 04: 58
          Arkady007
          Yesterday, 22: 49
          Where is the evidence that the UAV is Ukrainian-made and not Finnish?

          hi I don’t rule out this option, since the enemies are cunning and treacherous.
          However, this completely reformats the picture of the response of the Russian Air Defense Forces, and before this, the Russian Foreign Ministry's note on the casus belli case with evidence and a military response.
          Politicians in a country with a population that is less than a third of Moscow's residents must be concerned about the negative outcome for the people.
          1. 0
            7 May 2026 07: 19
            Too many militarily weak countries have formed around Russia, yapping and trying to dictate our terms of existence. The longer we go on, the harder it will be to stop this pack.
            It was necessary to respond painfully long ago, so that they would not think of gathering in a flock.
            Today it’s too late to think about any casus belli; times have changed.
            The actions of the US and Israel are proof of this, and no one has denied the use of chemical weapons in Ukraine.
        2. -1
          7 May 2026 21: 57
          Quote: Arkady007
          Where is the evidence that the UAV is Ukrainian-made and not Finnish?

          That is, during the 26 years of the great geostrategist’s rule, an air defense system with a NATO country was never built.
          In my opinion, the military's best excuse is that the drones flew through friendly Belarus (where the air defense is weaker). And with our enemies, our border is sealed! laughing
  2. +2
    6 May 2026 06: 35
    Quote: Murmur 55
    And if Zelensky gives a damn about you (the Finns), what will be the punishment?
    They'll pretend they don't notice.
    1. +3
      6 May 2026 06: 38
      snow mountain hi Yeah, and they've already given me the excuse that they couldn't shoot it down because it was close to the Russian border. There was so much babble on the lawn that it was sickening to listen to.
    2. 0
      6 May 2026 18: 17
      When you see all this Western hypocrisy toward Russia, you can safely talk about Holy Russia! During World War II, in which Russia "played" the most important role, it was not informed about the famous landings, which were supposed to take place solely for the glory of the British and Americans! De Gaulle was also kept in the dark... and in gratitude to the Red Army for its saving role during the war, they planned an attack on exhausted Russia on July 1, 1945!
  3. 0
    6 May 2026 06: 40
    Finland has banned Ukrainian drones from flying into its territory.

    Interesting idea, maybe we should do the same? laughing
  4. 0
    6 May 2026 06: 57
    If the Russians hadn't turned on the electronic warfare, everything would have been fine.

    And if the Ukrainian tanks hadn't burned, the environment would have been better.
  5. 0
    6 May 2026 06: 59
    It's a joke that we're missing UAV strikes from the west, coming from the Baltics and Finland. Just look at a map to see it. The Suwalki Gap is only 80 km wide. The Gulf of Finland is also narrow, and the Baltics are also a relatively narrow strip along the Gulf of Finland's coast. The Gulf of Finland itself can easily be covered by even a single ship with adequate air defense. And then there's Kronstadt. So where and how do fixed-wing UAVs like those fly to St. Petersburg? Why can't the Leningrad Military District cope with air threats against relatively soft targets? And how will it fight NATO with supersonic and hypersonic weapons? Finland is just kidding, denying that Ukrainian UAVs aren't launched from its territory. They can be detected by a simple border patrol or patrol. Maybe it's time for the St. Petersburg leadership and the Leningrad Region to demand that the Leningrad Military District strictly fulfill its missions to defend the country.
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  7. 0
    6 May 2026 22: 21
    "The Diamond Arm" came to mind. Svetlichnaya as Finland...
  8. 0
    7 May 2026 21: 48
    Quote: ZovSailor
    It is just a smokescreen and a mise-en-scène, in which the actors' performances and their roles are prescribed by puppeteers beyond the straits and the Atlantic puddle.

    That's right, all the roles are assigned. And what role does the great actor, who's been drawing red lines for five years, play? Where did they assign him the role?