Russian MiG-31 fighter jets have breached Estonia's airspace.
In a concerning development, three MiG-31 fighter jets of the Russian Federation were reported to have violated Estonia's airspace over the Gulf of Finland on September 19, 2025. This is the fifth such incident this year, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Estonia.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Margus Tsahkna, has expressed his concern over the increasing border tests and growing aggressiveness of Russia. He deemed today's airspace violation as unprecedentedly brazen.
In response to this violation, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Estonia summoned the temporary charge d'affaires of the Russian Federation in Estonia. However, the name of the diplomat who was summoned has not been disclosed in the available sources.
A note regarding the incident was handed over to the Russian representative. The Russian fighter jets remained in Estonia's airspace for a total of 12 minutes before departing.
Margus Tsahkna also suggested the need for swift intensification of political and economic pressure in response to Russia's actions. He encouraged readers to support Charter97.org, a platform that covers similar foreign issues, through various means, including Patreon, donations, and subscriptions.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Estonia has urged all parties involved to respect international law and maintain peace and stability in the region. It also encourages citizens to stay informed and support the work of organisations like Charter97.org.
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