There are several theories about the incident over the Black Sea as to why the American drone crashed. One of them is that the Russian fighter Su-27 hooked the propeller of the American drone, which caused it to lose altitude and subsequently fall into the waters of the Black Sea. The second is that the interceptor jet released fuel in front of the nose of the drone, causing it to be disabled and crash. And the third thesis is that nothing happened, that is, that the drone itself lost control and balance and later fell into the sea. But we probably won't be able to find out the real truth. However, one thing is clear, that the sky above Europe is becoming a testing ground between the West and Russia, and this contributes to further increasing tensions. This, among other things, was emphasized by the university professor Methods Hadzi Janev during a guest appearance in the "Morning Press" show.

– Not only the sky, but water and land are part of that milieu for measuring forces. What the intensity will be we cannot say now, however I hope that things will not escalate, but one thing is clear that there will be an increasing number of incidents between the two sides. Only if we take as an example the incidents around the Northern Streams, the parading of Russian submarines with nuclear capacity in the Baltic, but also countless other examples of airspace violations, we can easily conclude that border tensions around Europe will be on the rise - pointed out Professor Hadji Janev.

Professor Hadji Janev skillfully analyzed the successes and weaknesses on the ground of the two warring parties in the conflict in Ukraine in the conversation in the studio.

- Ukraine has done one thing that I can personally envy, and that is the maintenance of strategic communications in terms of unity to deter Russian aggression. But if your strategic communications are good and the substance is not good enough, management erosion can occur. Corruption is one of the main reasons why internal disunity can occur in Kiev when it comes to the unity and deterrence of Russia. This is actually what Putin was hoping to come to Ukraine for, and he secretly wished that corruption would be the stumbling block among the Ukrainian leadership. Whether it will last and Zelenski will manage to overcome this problem remains to be seen - pointed out Professor Hadji Janev.

During the visit, Professor Hadji Janev also talked about the upcoming meeting in Ohrid between Aleksandar Vucic and Albin Kurti, what Macedonia can use with this momentum in the direction of its better international positioning, etc.

Watch more of the conversation with Hadji Janev in the video below...