NATO Jets Scramble After Drones Enter Baltic Airspace
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NATO jets scramble after drones enter Baltic airspace
NATO fighter aircraft were scrambled after drones entered the airspace of Estonia and Latvia during the early hours of 1 September, with Estonian authorities issuing an air-threat warning as one aircraft approached the country's border with Russia. The post NATO jets scramble after drones enter Baltic airspace first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The drones are believed to be wandering, launched from Ukraine.
The alarm in the Baltic States in the night, in Turkish airplanes (ANSA)
In a statement, the Estonian Foreign Minister, Margus Tsakhna, praised NATO allies for their quick response and affirmed that the blame for air violations lies with Russia for continuing its war against UkraineAt least 12 killed in a new Russian attack on Kiev and its surroundings Several wandering drones, possibly launched from Ukraine, have triggered early this morning air alerts in eastern Latvia and forced NATO interdiction aircraft to be mo…
Latvian Armed Forces issued a yellow aerial alert for a possible threat at around 02.00 a.m. local time
Drones adrift, probably launched from Ukraine, today triggered aerial alerts in eastern Latvia and the mobilization of NATO intercept planes in Estonia.
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