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Estonia and Latvia hit by drones

Estonia and Latvia say Russian drones hit their NATO territory amid huge attack on Ukraine

NATO members Estonia and Latvia say Russian drones hit their territory amid one of Moscow's biggest assaults on Ukraine.

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Estonia Says Drone Enters From Russia, Hits Power Station, ERR Reports

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Estonia and Latvia say territories hit by stray Ukrainian drones

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Latvia, Estonia say drones that strayed into their territory overnight were Ukrainian

Two Ukrainian drones strayed into Latvia and Estonia respectively amid a mass overnight attack on targets inside Russia, the two countries said on March 25.

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Ukraine drone attacks wipe out power for 500,000 Russians

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Russia launches deadly drone blitz across Ukraine in one of its biggest daytime attacks

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Drones crash in Estonia, Latvia after entering from Russia

In Estonia, the drone struck a chimney at the Auvere power station in Ida-Virumaa County.

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Russia's vast daytime drone attack kills three, wounds dozens in Ukraine

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Russia launches nearly 1,000 drones in one of war's largest assaults, killing 7 and injuring at least 50

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Estonian Prime Minister on how Russia's invasion of Ukraine has impacted her country

NPR's Scott Simon speaks with Estonia's Prime Minister Kaja Kallas about the growing tensions between her country and its neighbor Russia over the... Estonian Prime Minister on how Russia's invasion of Ukraine has impacted her country SCOTT SIMON, HOST ...

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Estonia to chair Nordic-Baltic Eight, Ukraine named top priority

From January 1, 2026, Estonia will take over the chairmanship of the Nordic-Baltic Eight (NB8), a regional cooperation format that also includes Denmark, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Finland, and Sweden, ERR reports. Estonia’s Foreign Ministry ...

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MP: Foreign policy risks should not be taken following domestic considerations

Recent critically-received statements by the foreign minister and the prime minister suggest a foreign policy shift that has not been universally discussed, Raimond Kaljulaid finds.