Latvia Scrambles Fighter Jets As Drones Crash Into NATO Territory
Summary
Latvia sent fighter jets after two drones entered its airspace and crashed within its borders. The drones came from Russia but were probably launched by Ukraine targeting Russia. Latvian officials reported these incidents near towns close to the Russian border.Key Facts
- Latvia scrambled fighter jets in response to two drones crashing on its soil.
- The drones crossed into Latvia’s airspace from Russia.
- Latvia’s defense minister said the drones were likely launched by Ukraine.
- The drones were probably aimed at targets inside Russia.
- Incidents happened near Balvi and Ludza, towns near the Russian border.
- A previous similar incident occurred in late March involving a Ukrainian drone.
- Latvian authorities detected possible threats early on the day of the crashes.
- This is an ongoing story with updates expected.
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