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Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed the EU's accusations regarding unidentified drones, calling them absurd. "I will no longer send drones — neither to France nor to Denmark," the Kremlin leader commented ironically.

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At the Valdai Forum, Putin described the European Union's accusations regarding unidentified drones as absurd, laughing at the suspicions. In the context of increasing drone incidents, European leaders are discussing the construction of an 'anti-drone wall.' Recently, suspicious drone-related activities have been reported in Germany and Belgium, and Polish services uncovered a plan for an attack with explosives hidden in cans.

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