Estonia has called for NATO consultations following a 12-minute incursion by three Russian fighter jets into its airspace, which the Baltic nation described as ‘brazen.’ The nation’s president emphasized the need to prioritize air defense in this context.
The incident follows heightened tensions in the region, with Estonia and other NATO members closely monitoring Russian military activities. The Estonian government is likely seeking reassurance and coordination among its NATO allies to address the situation and bolster its defense capabilities against potential threats.
President of Estonia, addressing the nation, reiterated the importance of a robust and prepared air defense system, stating that the event underscores the necessity for NATO to maintain a strong collective security posture. The call for consultations reflects Estonia’s determination to ensure its sovereignty and security in the face of growing security challenges.