NATO Jets Scramble After Drones Enter Baltic Airspace
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Apparatus flew near the border when they entered Estonian territory. The incursion led NATO to put into action the means that ensure the air police mission of the Baltic
Latvia also detects several aircraft near its border during an exchange of attacks between Russia and Ukraine
NATO lifted fighter jets after drones approached and entered the airspace of Latvia and Estonia overnight, according to local authorities quoted by public broadcasters LRT and ERR.
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)
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