US EditionRussian MiG-31s Violate Estonian Airspace for 12 Minutes as NATO F-35s Intercept
The Russian jets entered Estonian airspace near Vaindloo Island for nearly 12 minutes, marking the fourth violation this year and prompting NATO's swift interception by Italian F-35 fighters.
- Three Russian MiG-31 jets violated Estonia's airspace for 12 minutes, according to Estonia's Foreign Ministry.
- Italian F-35s intercepted the Russian jets, which were carrying ballistic missiles called Kinzhals, according to NATO sources.
- Estonia is considering invoking NATO's Article 4 for consultations on security threats due to this unprecedented incursion, as indicated by Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur.
- Estonia's Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna condemned the incursion, stating it was a 'unprecedentedly brazen' violation of their airspace.
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Russian fighter jets enter airspace of Estonia, a NATO member - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
WARSAW, Poland — Three Russian fighter jets violated Estonia’s airspace Friday for an unusually long period, some 12 minutes, in what Estonia’s foreign minister called an “unprecedentedly brazen” intrusion” over the NATO country.
Another chapter in the Estonian case.
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News & RecordEstonia accuses Russia of violating its airspace
Estonia summoned a Russian diplomat to protest after three Russian fighter aircraft entered its airspace without permission Friday and stayed there for 12 minutes, the Foreign Ministry said. It happened just over a week after NATO planes downed Russian drones…
Russian fighter jets have violated Estonia's airspace, it says from the NATO state. A second flight maneuver causes indignation in Poland. Moscow, on the other hand, believes that everything has expired in accordance with the rules.
Ionut Mousteanu reacts after three Russian planes have entered Estonia's airspace. The Ministry of Defence condemns this action and that Romania is fully committed to Estonia. The Ionutz Mousteanu article responds after 3 Russian planes have violated Estonian airspace: "These challenges will not remain unanswered" appears for the first time in Romania TV.
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