
Drones from Russian Airspace Strike Estonian Power Plant and Crash in Latvia Amid Ukraine's Massive Attack on Russia
A drone from Russian airspace struck the chimney of Estonia's Auvere power station, while another crashed into Latvian territory, with officials suggesting it was likely a Ukrainian drone gone astray amidst Kyiv's massive drone barrage on Russia. Reports from Reuters and Estonian public television confirm a drone of unknown origin from Russian airspace hit an Estonian power plant, and two others entered Latvia, coinciding with Ukrainian drone attacks on the Russian port of Ust-Luga.
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Estonia and Latvia say they were hit by drones as Ukraine unleashes massive attack on Russia
A drone coming from Russian airspace struck a power plant in Estonia on Wednesday, while another crashed into Latvian territory, with officials in Riga saying it was likely a Ukrainian drone gone astray. Kyiv earlier launched a massive drone barrage against Russia, sparking a fire at a major petroleum export hub not far from the Estonian border.
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Read full article →Drone enters Estonia from Russia, hits power plant chimney
A drone that had veered off course entered Estonian airspace from Russia overnight and struck a power plant chimney in Auvere.
Read full article →Auvere drone incident draws flak from opposition politicians
Opposition politicians reacted with alarm Wednesday morning after a drone flew from Russia and struck the chimney of the Auvere Power Plant, calling for stronger counter-drone measures.
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