NATO issues warning to Russia over Estonian airspace violation
On Tuesday, Russia received a warning from NATO following a "pattern of increasingly irresponsible behaviour," including a violation of Estonian airspace that took place on Friday. At the UNGA, US President Donald Trump appeared to support the organisation's right to shoot down Russian aircrafts in the event of future violations.
On Tuesday, Russia received a warning from NATO following a "pattern of increasingly irresponsible behaviour," including a violation of Estonian airspace that took place on Friday. At the UNGA, US President Donald Trump appeared to support the organisation's right to shoot down Russian aircrafts in the event of future violations.
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