Latvia Reports Brief Airspace Intrusion Near Russia, Belarus Borders
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An unidentified flying object entered and departed Latvian airspace on Sunday evening, the National Armed Forces reported.
Latvia reported a brief violation of its airspace near its borders with Russia and Belarus on Tuesday. The military urged residents in the area to stay indoors for their safety, Reuters reported.
Latvia's airspace was briefly violated on Sunday near the Russian and Belarusian borders. The Latvian armed forces asked the population to stay indoors during the state of emergency, but the threat was eliminated within about half an hour. The incident is the result of an increasing number of stray drones in the Baltic region, which are causing serious security and political tension in the region.
Latvia's armed forces reported on Sunday a brief breach of the country's airspace near the borders of Belarus and Russia. People in the area were asked to remain inside for their own safety during the incident, Reuters reports.
Latvian authorities urged residents along the border with Russia and Belarus to stay indoors. The danger passed after about half an hour.
Latvian armed forces reported an incursion of an unidentified object into the national airspace on Sunday near the Belarus and Russia borders, according to Reuters. During the alert, the army asked the population to remain inside as a security measure. "We inform you that there is a threat in the airspace... If you notice an object flying ...
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