Latvia and Lithuania issue shelter alerts over incoming drones

Published 6h ago · Latest report 4h ago · Attack

Affects Latvia and Lithuania · Covered in 2 countries

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Latvia and Lithuania urged residents to shelter as unidentified drones breached their airspace from the east.

Latvia and Lithuania issued urgent shelter warnings across multiple regions after unidentified drones entered their airspace from Russia or Belarus. NATO air defence fighter jets scrambled in response to the cross-border incursions. Authorities advised the public to remain indoors while security forces monitored the aerial threat.

  • The responseNATO air defence fighter jets were scrambled immediately following the airspace breaches.
  • The originThe unidentified drones crossed into Baltic airspace from neighbouring Russia or Belarus.
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The Baltic states have heightened security along their eastern borders due to rising regional tensions and repeated airspace violations since the conflict in Ukraine began.

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Latvia and Lithuania issued shelter alerts due to unidentified drones entering their airspace from Russia or Belarus, prompting NATO jets to scramble.

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