Estonia seeks Nato consultation after Russian jets violate airspace

Estonia Seeks NATO Consultation After Russian Airspace Violation Estonia has requested a consultation with NATO after three Russian MiG-31 fighter jets allegedly violated the country's airspace on Friday. According to reports, the Russian jets remained in Estonian airspace for approximately 12 minutes before being intercepted by NATO forces. The incident comes amidst heightened tensions between NATO and Russia, particularly in the Baltic region. Estonia, a NATO member, has expressed concerns over the violation and has requested a consultation with the alliance to discuss the matter further. The Estonian government has stated that it views the airspace violation as a serious breach of international law and a threat to the country's sovereignty. NATO has confirmed the incident and has pledged to support Estonia in addressing the situation. The incident serves as a reminder of the ongoing geopolitical tensions in the region and the importance of maintaining a strong defense posture to deter potential aggression. Both Estonia and NATO have emphasized the need for vigilance and a coordinated response to such violations of airspace.