Rusia niega que sus aviones entraran en el espacio aéreo estonio el sábado, según el portavoz del Kremlin, Dmitry Peskov, pero el ministro de Asuntos Exteriores de Estonia afirma que el Gobierno tiene "pruebas irrefutables" de la incursión.

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Russian forces have invaded Ukraine from land, air and sea with strikes causing widespread damage. Global leaders have condemned the move and imposed sanctions.

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Russia has denied Estonia's accusation that three Russian MiG-31 fighter jets entered Estonian airspace without permission, an incident Estonia says lasted 12 minutes. This event follows similar reports from Poland and Romania, who also claim their airspace was breached by Russian drones. 

Estonia is now seeking consultations with other NATO members in response to the incident. Analysts suggest these repeated airspace violations may be intended to test NATO's air defenses and political resolve. NATO has responded by increasing air activity in Eastern Europe and developing new anti-drone systems. Concerns remain among European NATO members about the strength of U.S. support in the event of further escalations.

Rusia niega haber violado el espacio aéreo estonio

Kremlin esta mañana ha acusado a Estonia de afirmar falsamente que aviones militares rusos violaron su espacio aéreo. El viernes, el miembro de la OTAN dijo que tres aviones rusos cazas MiG-31 rusos entraron en su espacio aéreo sin permiso y permanecieron un total de 12 minutos. El incidente es una de las últimas intrusiones de las fuerzas rusas en territorio de la OTAN después de que Polonia y Rumanía digan que drones rusos entraron en su espacio aéreo. Estonia solicita ahora una consulta con otros miembros de la OTAN. Mark Hansen es asesor senior del CSIS, el Centro de Estudios Estratégicos e Internacionales. También es Coronel retirado de los Marines y puede ayudarnos a entender lo que todo esto significa. Buenos días, Coronel. Entonces, ¿por qué cree que estamos viendo estos recientes sondeos de las fuerzas rusas en territorio de la OTAN? ¿Se trata de algún tipo de prueba? Casi seguro que lo es. Cualquiera de estos incidentes podría haber sido un accidente, pero los tres juntos indican una planificación previa que esto es intencional. Se discute por qué Rusia está haciendo eso. Hay dos posibles razones. Una es poner a prueba las defensas aéreas de la OTAN para ver cómo reaccionan estas defensas aéreas. Y la otra es probar su determinación política para ver si la OTAN y Europa responden de forma contundente o si permiten que continúen. Así que si la OTAN está siendo probada, ¿cómo puede pasar la prueba? ¿Cómo debe responder el bloque? Bueno, ha respondido con una mayor actividad aérea en el este. Han trasladado algunos aviones a Europa del Este. También han comenzado un esfuerzo para desarrollar sistemas anti-drones de bajo coste. Esto ha sido un problema durante algún tiempo. Es un gran problema en Ucrania. Estos drones cuestan quizás 10.000, 20.000 dólares. El misil aire-aire más barato cuesta 600.000 dólares. Así que tienes que encontrar alguna forma alternativa de bajarlos. Los europeos lo están haciendo. Ha habido sugerencias de que si hay otra intrusión por aviones que la OTAN los derribe, eso sería un paso muy dramático. Pero los turcos lo hicieron hace algunos años cuando los rusos estaban invadiendo su espacio aéreo en Siria. Los turcos derribaron un avión ruso. Los rusos estaban muy enfadados, pero al final detuvieron sus intrusiones. Y también hay preocupación entre los miembros de la OTAN que si uno de ellos activara el artículo 5, que un ataque a uno es un ataque a todos, que los EE.UU. potencialmente no acudirían en ayuda del bloque. Acabamos de ver a Donald Trump con una visita de estado en el Reino Unido la semana pasada, donde se jactó de conseguir miembros de la OTAN aumentaran el porcentaje de su PIB que destinan a defensa. Pero, ¿es esa una preocupación fundada de que EE.UU. no apoye a la OTAN contra Rusia? Bueno, los europeos están muy preocupados por eso. Estamos bastante lejos de un Artículo 5. Polonia invocó el artículo 4, que requiere consultas que no considera esto un ataque a Polonia. Pero no hay duda de que la administración Trump ha puesto nerviosos a los europeos sobre si los Estados Unidos acudirían en su ayuda en caso de emergencia. Muy bien, Coronel Mark Kinsey, y me alegro de tenerle con nosotros esta mañana. Gracias por estar con nosotros.

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Rusia niega haber violado el espacio aéreo estonio

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