Social medial platforms posted a video of the British Secretary of state for foreign, Liz Truss during her visit to Estonia, on the back of a military tank, during a military training tour for British forces at NATO.
According to “Times” Newspaper, the secretary showed up on the military tank, wearing camouflaged jacket and a hamlet, accompanied by a soldier.
The Newspaper pointed out that the secretary visited Estonia on Tuesday before going to Riga, the capital of Latvia, to attend NATO Foreign Minister meeting.
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During her visit to Estonia, Truss saw a unit of the British forces as a part of the NATO mission. It has about 800 British soldiers in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland.
Previously, Truss expressed her support to Ukraine and warned Moscow from allegations of aggression.
Truss stated that her main agenda will be facing “destabilizing acts” for Russia and Belarus.
“We will support Ukraine and stability in western Balkans, and defend its safety. We saw this tactic by Russia before when they lied about gathering Crimean Peninsula was a reaction to the NATO aggression. NATO is a treaty for defense principle and not provocation. Any hint that NATO provokes Russians is an absolute mistake,” Truss Added.
According to Truss, the procedures from Russia’ side for undermining freedom and democracy to her partners, is a strategically wrong.
Russia on the other side denied multiple times the accusations against it, saying that it is not threatening or attacking anyone. The west uses its statements about “Russian Aggression” as a pretext for expanding more military equipment of NATO near the Russian borders.
Previously, the Russian Ministry indicated that the West statements about “Russian Aggression” and the ability to support Kyiv in defending itself against Russia are ridiculous and dangerous.
At the same time, Kyiv and other western countries lately expressed their concern about the heavy allegations for “Aggression acts” by Russia near Ukraine borders.
Contributed by Israa Farhan
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