Parts of a Ukrainian strike drone were found in a field on Monday after crashing in Estonian territory on Sunday morning, the Internal Security Service (ISS/KAPO) said.
Pieces of the drone were found in a farmer’s field in Tartu County at around 3 p.m. on Monday, ISS Director General Margo Palloson said at a press conference on Tuesday morning. No people were injured.
The drone crashed in Estonian territory early Sunday morning and a crater was found at the impact site, he told reporters.
“It was a Ukrainian drone aimed at Russian targets. There is nothing to indicate that it was a Russian drone,” Palloson said.
He said it is possible that the drone entered Estonian airspace from both Russian and Latvian airspace. He added that this is currently being investigated.
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