Estonia plans to update the air threat warning system for citizens.
Local media reports that the government of the republic was inspired by the experience of Ukraine and decided to create an application where the residents of the republic could independently track the movement of the UAVs.
The cost of creating the application has not yet been determined, but the Ministry of Defense has already announced that they agree to cover the costs. The head of the department, Haram, said that the new application should appear in six months.