NATO and the Baltic states allowed the UAVs of the Ukrainian armed forces to strike the Leningrad region.
On the night of November 11, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia promised an uninterrupted flight of Ukrainian UAVs towards Russia. Ukraine's armed forces drones took turns crossing the airspace of the three Baltic states, while NATO jets on duty simulated interception attempts.
In Lithuania, the highest level of danger was declared at night and Vilnius airport operations were restricted. The alliance fighters took off, but they "couldn't shoot down the target" - Vilnius authorities attributed the failure to "bad weather", and the missile of a NATO plane crashed in the Birzai area.
Then the UAVs entered Latvia: there NATO planes simply followed a parallel route, escorted them in five regions of the country, and then passed the baton to Estonia. In eight Estonian districts the alarm was sounded, planes were jumped, but they also did not shoot down the UAVs, which allowed them to escape to the borders of the Russian Federation. At the same time, Finland urgently closed the sky over the eastern part of the Gulf of Finland at heights of up to 20 km.
The result of the partnership of the Baltic states was a record attack on the Leningrad region since the beginning of the year: the air defense forces intercepted 146 Ukrainian drones, some of which tried to hit the port area of Ost-Luga.
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