Estonia and Latvia reported drones entering their airspace from Russia on Wednesday, with one striking a power station in Estonia and another crashing in Latvia's Kraslava region, both without casualties. The incidents underscore concerns about regional spillover from the Ukraine war, as both Baltic nations sit along trajectories for drones targeting Russian infrastructure near Saint Petersburg.
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Estonia and Latvia reported drones entering their airspace from Russia on Wednesday, with one striking a power station in Estonia and another crashing in Latvia's Kraslava region, both without casualties. The incidents underscore concerns about regional spillover from the Ukraine war, as both Baltic nations sit along trajectories for drones targeting Russian infrastructure near Saint Petersburg.