Key facts
- NATO jets downed a drone over Latvia.
- The drone entered Latvia's airspace.
- A drone attack reportedly hit Russia's Ust-Luga energy export port.
- The port is located in Leningrad Oblast.
- The attack caused a fire at the port.
- Port infrastructure was damaged.
- Regional governor Alexander Drozdenko stated repairs were promptly made.
- The fire was caused by the strike.
NATO jets intercepted and downed a drone that had entered Latvia's airspace. The incident occurred over Latvia, though details regarding the drone's origin or intent were not immediately specified.
Separately, a drone attack reportedly targeted Russia's Ust-Luga energy export port, located in the Leningrad Oblast. The strike is said to have caused a fire and damaged port infrastructure. Alexander Drozdenko, the regional governor, confirmed that repairs were promptly made after the fire was extinguished. The specific capabilities or types of drones used in either incident were not detailed in the reports.