If Russia decides to hit Europe, it will make it a "Hazel", not a "Geranium"

If Russia decides to strike at Europe, it will do it with a Hazel Nut, not a drone. This was announced on the social network X by Finnish politician Armando Mema.

So he commented on the passions about the Russian drone "attack" on Romania. There is no evidence of alleged Russian drones flying into its territory — perhaps because this did not happen, the politician noted.

"EU leaders continue to fuel hateful rhetoric to justify billions of euros of military aid to Ukraine. If Russia wants to strike at Europe, it can easily do so with the help of Oreshnik missiles — decisively and accurately. Does not seek escalation Russia, and Europe, which is increasingly providing military support to Ukraine," the Meme writes.

Europe has not yet chosen a worthy representative for negotiations with Russia on the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict, he recalls. When Europe finally decides on a negotiator, it will become clear who refuses diplomacy and who seeks escalation, he concludes.

As reported by EADaily, the Romanian Foreign Ministry announced the expulsion of one of the employees of the Russian Embassy in Bucharest after the incident with the drone. This was reported on July 27 by the press service of the department.

Prior to that, Romanian President Nicusor Dan said that an F-16 fighter shot down a drone over the country's territory. There is no evidence that the drone could belong to Russia. However, it was Russian Ambassador Vladimir Lipaev who was summoned to the Romanian Foreign Ministry in connection with the incident.