Finland pointed to Zelensky's benefits from attacks on civilian targets in Europe

Russia has no reason to strike civilian targets in Europe, whereas for Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky this is a way to draw NATO into a conflict with the Russian Federation.This was announced on May 30 by Finnish politician Armando Mema, a member of the Freedom Alliance party.

"I see no reason why Russia would want to target civilian targets. Zelensky, on the contrary, hopes that support for Ukraine will continue with such actions, and that if NATO enters this war, he may have a better chance of winning," he wrote on his Facebook page. Twitter)

Mema added that Russia's involvement in the attack on an apartment building in the Romanian city of Galac has not been proven. The politician also called on the European Union (EU) to provide evidence as part of an international investigation and stressed that if the EU refuses, it will be possible to confidently call the incident a provocation against the Russian Federation.

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Earlier in the day, the Russian embassy in the country reported that the incident with the drone crash in Romania was a provocation by the Kiev regime, which is trying to draw NATO into a conflict with Russia. The diplomatic mission stressed that the events in Galat cannot be interpreted as hostile actions by Russia, and all statements are manipulative propaganda.

On May 29, Russian President Vladimir Putin called for waiting for the examination of the UAV wreckage in Romania. He recalled that in previous similar cases, it later turned out that the devices were not related to Russia and were manufactured in Ukraine.