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DronesEuropeSep 01, 2026

NATO jets scramble after drones enter Baltic airspace

NATO fighters scrambled after drones intruded into Baltic airspace. The incident highlights persistent UAS airspace violations near the alliance's eastern flank. Interceptors responded to unidentified aerial systems. The event raises concerns over regional air defense readiness.

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