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Russian Drones Enter Latvia and Estonia, Crashing Near Border and Hitting Power Station
Drones from Russian airspace have entered Latvia and Estonia, with one crashing into the Auvere power station in Estonia and others crashing near the border, prompting investigations into whether they were attacks or decoys.
25 Mar, 11:59 — 25 Mar, 13:43
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Drone from Russia enters Estonia, hits power station as others cross into Latvia
There were no reports of injuries or damage to the power station, Estonian authorities said.
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EDF commander: Auvere was hit by attack or decoy drone
A drone which hit a power station in northeastern Estonia was likely either an attack or decoy model, Commander of the Estonian Defense Forces (EDF) Lieutenant General Andrus Merilo said Wednesday.
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First report: lrt-english · 25 Mar, 06:30|Full coverage: 6 · 7h|Window: 7h
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