NATO Pressured to Respond to Russian Incursions of Its Airspace

NATO is facing pressure to respond to recent incursions of its airspace by Russia. Estonia plans to request additional air-defense support from its NATO allies in the Baltic region, as this marks the third violation of NATO airspace this month by Russia. The Baltic states, which are NATO members, are concerned about the increasing number of Russian military aircraft entering their airspace without permission. These intrusions are seen as a concerning development and a potential threat to the security of the region. NATO has acknowledged the incidents and is working to address the situation. The alliance is expected to discuss the matter and consider appropriate actions to strengthen its air defense capabilities in the Baltic area. The recent airspace violations highlight the ongoing tensions between NATO and Russia, and the need for the alliance to remain vigilant and prepared to respond effectively to any potential threats to its members' sovereignty and territorial integrity.