Estonia, Latvia report drone incursions from Russian airspace
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Russian military drones have intruded into airspace of NATO members Estonia and Latvia.
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Estonia and Latvia reported that drones have crossed into their airspace from Russian territory, escalating concerns about regional security along NATO's eastern border. Latvia's government said one drone that entered its territory may have originated from Ukraine, suggesting the incursions could stem from ongoing military operations rather than direct Russian action. The incidents mark a recurring pattern of airspace violations that risks drawing NATO members into the broader Russia-Ukraine conflict. Both countries are NATO allies with shared borders to Russia, making any military activity in their airspace a potential flashpoint. The reports underscore tensions in the Baltic region as the war in Ukraine continues to affect neighboring states.
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