NATO aircraft shoot down drone over Latvia, which blames 'Russian electromagnetic warfare'
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NATO fighters shot down a drone over eastern Latvia on Friday, the country's armed forces said, in an incident authorities linked to "Russian electromagnetic warfare." The drone was destroyed over the Balvi region by aircraft taking part in NATO's Baltic Air…
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NATO fighters shot down a drone over eastern Latvia on Friday, the country's armed forces said, in an incident authorities linked to "Russian electromagnetic warfare." The drone was destroyed over the Balvi region by aircraft taking part in NATO's Baltic Air…
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