Estonia has accused Russia of violating its airspace, calling the incident an ‘unprecedented intrusion’.
Estonian officials say three Russian MIG-31 fighter jets crossed into Estonia. The government in Tallinn says the warplanes entered its airspace early on Friday near the island of Vaindloo in the Gulf of Finland and remained there for 12 minutes without permission.
Last week’s incursion by Russian drones into Poland’S airspace exposed major gaps in Europe and NATO’s defenses. Now the European Union wants to create a defensive ‘drone wall’ along its eastern borders.
00:00 Russian fighter jets ‘breach Estonian airspace’
01:09 DW correspondent Natalia Smolentceva on the incident
04:14 DW correspondent Christine Mhundwa on the incident
07:27 EU plans ‘drone wall’ against threat from Russia
10.23 William Alberque, Nuclear analyst, Pacific Forum
14:07 Kerry Chávez, International security expert
19:10 Dominika Kunertova, Harvard Kennedy School Belfer Center
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