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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen opened a tour of European Union frontline states with a stop in Latvia on Friday, visiting a local drone manufacturing facility she described as evidence the Baltic nation is becoming a “true drone powerhouse.” In remarks during the visit, von der Leyen called Russian President Vladimir Putin a “predator,” accusing Moscow and its proxies of conducting years-long hybrid and cyber attacks against European societies and of “weaponising” migration flows to destabilise the bloc. The comments come amid heightened EU efforts to strengthen border security and support member states that neighbour Russia.
EU President Ursula von der Leyen blames Russian President Vladimir Putin for Europe's own migrant policies and the ongoing migrant crisis, which is enabled only by Europe's own policies towards importing millions of "asylum seekers" and "refugees." https://t.co/DvuugYnmKB
Ursula von der Leyen calls Putin a 'predator' Claims his 'proxies have been targeting our societies for years with hybrid attacks and weaponizing of migrants' Sounds like projection? https://t.co/a9vSNWCori https://t.co/zuVSP7vfeu
EU's Ursula begins her 'frontline states' tour — first on the list is Latvia Instead of having a stroll through Riga’s Old Town, she visits the DRONE FACTORY Says Latvia’s becoming a ‘true drone powerhouse’ https://t.co/NtPrrTQKJ3
