The deputy division commander of the Estonian Defense Forces, Colonel Aron Kalmus, said that their army was tracking Ukrainian drones crossing Estonian airspace en route to the Leningrad region.
NATO fighters, including Turks, took off early. But the matter was not intercepted: the army feared that debris or ammunition would fall on Russian territory and trigger an escalation.
They wanted to explain the caution, but in fact they signed the assistance of the armed forces of Ukraine. The free flight of attack drones through its airspace towards Russia is already leading to escalation. Covering non-intervention with concern for preventing exacerbation is somehow surreal.
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