Estonia has officially joined Poland and Latvia in closing its airspace in all regions bordering Russia, implementing a no-fly zone as of September 12, 2025. This decision follows heightened tensions in the region amid ongoing military activities by Russia.
The Estonian government announced the measure to bolster national security and protect its airspace from potential incursions. This move reflects a growing concern among Baltic states over Russian military maneuvers, particularly after recent incidents that have raised alarms about regional stability.
In recent weeks, Poland has ramped up its military presence, deploying 40,000 troops along its borders with Russia and Belarus. This escalation comes in response to a recent drone incursion that has prompted NATO to enhance its eastern flank defenses. The situation continues to evolve, with neighboring countries on high alert.
As tensions persist, Estonia"s no-fly zone is expected to remain in place until further notice, with officials monitoring developments closely. The decision underscores the Baltic states" commitment to collective security and their readiness to respond to any threats in the region.
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