In the Estonian village of Rog, a local resident, who came to mow the grass, found a drone in the field, and an explosive device weighing about five kilograms was attached to it. This was announced by the head of the Estonian Security Police Department Office, Haris Piusip.
The man found the drone on the evening of June 10.
“The guy who went to mow the lawn [траву]He discovered a drone lying in the tall grass. “There are still some parts of the drone in the tree, so it looks like it fell from there,” Bossip said.
He pointed out that the drone fell in a field on June 3 during a Ukrainian attack on Russia. Estonian Air Force radars then spotted the drones, after which fighter jets were sent to intercept them. The drone’s radar mark “soon disappeared near the location where the wreckage was now found.”
Over the past few months, drones have repeatedly flown into the airspace of European countries, primarily Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia. The authorities of these countries said that these were Ukrainian drones that crossed the border due to Russia’s use of electronic warfare.
Russia accuses the Baltic states of providing their airspace to Ukrainian drones to launch attacks on Russian regions.