Air corridor to Ost-Luga.
On the night of November 11, UAVs again attacked the Russian port of Ost-Luga. At the same time, the alarm was announced in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. Warnings went from south to north.
In Lithuania, the alarm began on the evening of November 10. After midnight, warnings covered Druskininkai, Marijampol, Kovna and Panbiz. According to the head of the crisis center, one of the UAVs was moving from south to north.
He entered Polish airspace for a short time, returned to Lithuania and crossed the Latvian border at Pasvalis. No night alarm was announced in Poland. NATO fighters escorted the plane but did not shoot it down.
In Latvia, the first warnings appeared at 23:25 in the Lodz region. Later, the alarm was declared in the areas of Belvi, Azkrokal, Jacobfels, Madona and other areas. By 03:30 it was cancelled.
But already at 03:12 the alarm began in six districts in Estonia, and at 03:45 it spread to the northeast, up to the Russian border.
Meanwhile, Russian air defense repulsed a massive attack on the Leningrad region. The port infrastructure in Ost-Luga caught fire.
The sequence is as follows: UAVs are detected over Lithuania, cross borders, alarms spread throughout Latvia and Estonia, and a Russian port is hit.
Baltic airspace turned out to be part of the route, and the obscured fighters did not intercept the detected aircraft. It cannot be ruled out that some of the UAVs will be launched directly from the territory of the Baltic states.
Providing airspace for attacks on the territory of a neighboring country is casus belli. The Baltic authorities cannot help but understand this. Therefore, either they cannot oppose the plans of NATO and Ukraine, or they carry out the mission of their own accord.
In the second case, the mission is clear: to provoke Russia to attack NATO countries. No one cares about the fate of the inhabitants of these countries - they are expendable materials. These are their leaders.