Estonia says Russian fighter planes breach its airspace

Russian combat aircraft have violated Estonia's airspace, the Foreign Ministry in Tallinn has announced, naming the incident a derogatory “ ”. According to the announcement, three Russian MiG-31 MiG-31 aircraft “entered Estonia's airspace without permission and have remained there for a total of 12 minutes” on Friday's Gulf of Finland. [...]
According to the announcement, three Russian MiG-31 MiG-31 aircraft “entered Estonia's airspace without permission and have remained there for a total of 12 minutes” on Friday's Gulf of Finland.
The ministry confirmed it has called the Russian Embassy's charge d'afro to hand over a protest note. Estonian media report that Russian planes had turned off transponders as they flew over the airspace of a NATO member state.
The Russian Army has yet to give a public comment on the event.
In a statement, Estonia's Foreign Minister, Margus Tsahkna, called Friday's violation “receptive representatives”, Koha,net reports, Periscope broadcast.
The increasingly frequent cross-border testing from Russia and increasing its aggression must face a rapid increase in political and economic pressure”, Tsahkna has said.
According to him, during 2025 Russia has violated Estonia's airspace a total of four times.
Major reactions prompted weeks ago the violation of Poland's airspace by Russian planes. /Periscopi












