UN Security Council to meet Monday at Estonia's request over airspace violation

The United Nations Security Council will convene on Monday at the request of Estonia following a violation of its airspace by Russian fighter jets, according to a report by AFP.

This meeting comes amid heightened tensions in the region, as Estonia seeks to address the recent incursion. The specifics of the airspace violation and the response from the Russian government have not been detailed in the report.

The situation reflects ongoing concerns regarding airspace security and international relations in Eastern Europe. Similar situations have arisen in the past, prompting discussions among NATO allies and other international bodies.

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The Security Council"s meeting will be closely monitored by member states and analysts as the situation continues to evolve.