Defense Minister: Drones Entered Estonian Airspace From Northeast and Southeast
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Defense minister: Drones entered Estonian airspace from northeast and southeast
Defense Minister Martin Herem said that NATO aircraft were monitoring the situation and Estonia had not authorized the use of its airspace during Ukraine's Wednesday attack on Ust-Luga in Russia.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine rejects statements about the use of Baltic airspace
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine rejects statements about the use of Baltic airspaceThe Kiev regime called the presence of Ukrainian drones over Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia "a consequence of the work of Russian electronic warfare...
Estonia said it did not allow the use of its airspace for drones
Estonia said it did not allow the use of its airspace for drones that attacked Russian targets. 🚫✈️ Prime Minister Kristen Michal stressed the seriousness of the situation and stressed the importance of cooperation with NATO allies. The security of the region must come first! 💪🇺🇦
Three drones violated Latvian airspace on Wednesday during a large-scale Ukrainian attack on Russian port infrastructure in the Leningrad Oblast. Two of the drones flew over Latvia for only a short time, but one drone flew across the entire country from south to north.
Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal said his country had not given permission to use its airspace for drone flights.
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