Reuters: Russia's Latest Incursion Of Russian Planes Into Estonia Is Unlike Previous Incursions

A U.S. official believes the fly-in was intentional.

Violation of Estonian airspace by Russian MiG-31 aircraft is a common phenomenon, but regarding the latest incursion, which took place on September 19, it lasted longer than usual and therefore does not look like an accident. This is reported by Reuters (translated by "Unian").

The official said the fly-in of Russian fighter jets on the Estonian island of Vaindlo is a typical phenomenon, but such violations do not usually last that long, he said.

"It is hard to imagine that it was unintentional," the official said on condition of anonymity.

Meanwhile, Jakub Godzimirski, a professor of Russian security policy studies at the Norwegian Institute of International Relations, believes the incident could have been a test, but he also suggests at the same time that it was "purely accidental."

-"However, it comes in a certain context, given the drone incident in Poland a few days ago," Godzimirski added.

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