Estonia says stray Ukrainian drones targeting Russia entered its territory this week
VILNIUS, April 1 - Drones detected in Estonia appear to have come from Ukraine and been intended for Russia, the Baltic country's armed forces said.
Estonia says stray Ukrainian drones targeting Russia entered its territory this week
VILNIUS, April 1 - Drones detected in Estonia appear to have come from Ukraine and been intended for Russia, the Baltic country's armed forces said.
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