Summary
Estonia and Latvia reported that Ukrainian drones entered their airspace, likely due to navigation errors or interference from Russian airspace. One drone hit a power plant chimney in Estonia, and another exploded in Latvia's southern Kraslava region, but neither caused major damage or injuries. This incident happened as Ukraine launched a large drone attack on a Russian port near Estonia.
Key Facts
- Ukrainian drones mistakenly entered Estonia and Latvia from Russian airspace.
- A drone struck a power plant chimney in Auvere, Estonia.
- Another drone exploded in the southern Kraslava region of Latvia.
- No major damage or injuries resulted from these incidents.
- The events coincided with a Ukrainian drone attack on a Russian port.
- Both Estonia and Latvia confirmed that the drones were Ukrainian.
- Estonia's Prime Minister noted such incidents may occur more in the future.
- Baltic air patrols were activated, and Estonian residents received drone threat alerts.
