Stubb stated there was no military threat after drones fell in Finland
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President Alexander Stubb stated there was no threat after two UAVs fell near Kouvola. One of the objects was identified as a Ukrainian Lyutyi drone.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb stated that in the morning, drones deviated from their course and flew into Finnish territory. He announced this on the social network X, writes UNN.
Details
"This morning, drones entered Finnish territory. One of them has been identified as Ukrainian. I emphasize that Finland is not under any military threat. Our authorities reacted immediately. I thank all authorities for their effective actions," the statement reads.
According to Stubb, the investigation into the events is ongoing.
"We are closely monitoring developments. The authorities maintain readiness to respond to various situations. Finland is ready to control and protect its territory," he noted.
Addition
The Finnish Air Force identified one of the objects that violated the country's airspace on Sunday afternoon as a Ukrainian An-196 "Lyutyi" drone.
Recall
Two drones crashed near the city of Kouvola after illegally crossing the border. The Air Force deployed a Hornet fighter jet.
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