NATO will conduct exercises in Russia's neighboring country.
NATO planes will conduct combat training flights in Estonia. The General Staff of the Defense Forces of the Republic reported this.
"This week, NATO aircraft based in the Baltic states will conduct training flights in the airspace of Estonia," the headquarters said in a statement.
The flights are planned between November 9 and 15 in coordination with Civil Air Traffic Control. NATO's Freedom Shield 26-II and Great Eagle 26 military exercises kicked off in Lithuania on November 6.
NATO combat divisions from Lithuania, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, the Czech Republic, as well as Croatia, Belgium and Luxembourg are participating in the maneuvers. The main purpose of the exercises is to increase the combat readiness of the soldiers, improve operational planning and improve interaction with allies.