Baltic States Report Foreign Drone Activity, Emergency Services Affected, Finnish PM Warns of Escalation
Estonia and Latvia have reported foreign drone activity near their borders with Russia, with drone debris found in Estonia's Tartu County, and a recent incident in Latvia caused disruptions to the "112 Latvija" emergency website and app. Following these incidents and airspace violations, Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo stated that 'war is coming closer to us,' highlighting regional tensions.
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Pieces of unidentified drone found in Estonia
Estonia's airspace was violated by several unidentified drones on the night of 30-31 March; debris from one UAV was found in Tartu County, which borders Russia.
By Ulyana Krychkovska
Read full article →Finnish PM on stray drones: "War is coming closer to us"
"Ukraine has the right to defend itself," Prime Minister Petteri Orpo (NCP) said on Tuesday.
Read full article →Drone parts found in southern Estonia following 'air threat' alerts
Parts of a drone were found in Tartu County, south Estonia on Tuesday morning after a night of alarms about "potential air threats" as Ukraine continues its attacks on Russia's Baltic ports.
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