Moscow threatened the Baltic states over airspace left open to Ukrainian drones

Moscow has issued a “special warning” to the Baltic states over their alleged “decision to open the skies for Ukrainian UAVs flying through during attacks on Russia.”

This was stated by Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova.

She said that Russia would “respond” to the Baltic states if they do not heed its warning.

It should be recalled that Ukraine and the Baltic countries deny that drones were launched against Russian territory through their airspace.

Earlier, Tallinn called on Kyiv to prevent drones from entering Estonian airspace.