Is Russia ready to attack a NATO member?
Russia claims Ukraine is planning drone strikes on Russia - from Latvia. The Russian ambassador to the UN says membership in NATO will not protect
Russia claims Ukraine is planning drone strikes on Russia - from Latvia. The Russian ambassador to the UN says membership in NATO will not protect Latvia from retaliation, sparking fears of its war in Ukraine spilling over into the Baltic states. Russia and Eurasia expert Eugene Rumer warns of the dangers of an escalation in the war. 00:00 Russia warns NATO member Latvia at UN Security Council meeting 00:07 Russian ambassador alleges drone attacks on Russia are launched from Latvia 01:20 Latvia rejects claims as Russians propaganda and intimidation 02:29 Interview with Eugene Rumer 03:15 Baltic states face ongoing Russian provocations 04:25 Serious threat or routine escalation? 06:16 US support vs troop drawdown in Europe 07:53 Why Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania matter to NATO 08:11 Romanian NATO jet shoots down a Ukrainian drone over Estonian airspace 09:49 Drone incident fuels political instability in Latvia 10:41 Moscow allegedly redirects drones to NATO territories 12:57 Ukraine strikes deep inside Russia, including refineries and ports 14:00 Drone strikes impact Russian economy and civilian morale 18:25 War enters new phase of long-range attacks For more news go to Follow DW on social media ► ►TikTok ► ► Für Videos in deutscher Sprache besuchen Sie Subscribe
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