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NATO jets scrambled after drones entered Estonian airspace

Reports indicate drones entered Estonian airspace, prompting NATO fighter jets to scramble, while warnings were also issued in Finland and Latvia. The drones' origin and whether they caused damage remain unclear.

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An airspace incursion requiring NATO interception raises aviation and regional security risks along NATO's eastern flank.

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NATO scrambles jets after drones enter Estonian and Latvian airspace

NATO fighters were scrambled after drones approached or entered the airspace of Estonia and Latvia amid a broader Russian attack campaign against Ukraine. The incidents extend reported drone-related pressure to NATO members.

Shared topic: Flight disruption

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Drones reportedly enter airspace over two NATO countries

The available information reports drones over two NATO countries, including one flying toward a city near the Russian border. It does not provide confirmed details about damage or attribution.

Shared topic: Flight disruption

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