1 of 2 | Russian fighter jets on Friday flew into Estonian airspace for 12 minutes (Russian MiG29 pictured Iran, 2006), a move the country called a “brazen intrusion.” File Photo by Mohammad Kheirkhah/UPI | License Photo
Sept. 19 (UPI) -- Russian fighter jets on Friday flew into Estonian airspace for 12 minutes, a move the country called a "brazen intrusion."
Estonia's Minister of Foreign Affairs Margus Tsahkna confirmed the "violation of Estonia's airspace," in a statement on X.
"Three Russian MiG-31s entered our airspace over the Gulf of Finland for 12 minutes. This is an unprecedented and brazen intrusion - clear proof of Russia's growing aggression," Tsahkna said in the post.
"Such actions cannot be tolerated and must be met with swift political and economic pressure."
