Nato jets shoot down foreign drone after it enters Latvian airspace
Italian Eurofighter jets shot down a foreign drone that entered Latvian airspace on Friday. Following the interception, Latvia's military lifted an air alert and authorities advised citizens to seek shelter.

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AI-generatedItalian Eurofighter jets shot down a foreign drone that entered Latvian airspace on Friday. Following the interception, Latvia's military lifted an air alert and authorities advised citizens to seek shelter. While the drone's origin was not immediately identified, Latvia's military stated it entered the airspace due to Russia's electronic warfare activity in the Balvi region. This suggests the drone may have been Ukrainian and diverted from its course by Russian electronic interference.
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5 extractedAuthorities had urged people across the Baltic state to avoid going outside and seek shelter.
An air alert was lifted after the drone was intercepted.
A drone entered Latvian airspace and was shot down by Italian Eurofighter jets.
A foreign drone had entered Latvian airspace as a result of Russia’s electronic warfare activity over the Balvi region.
This suggested it could have been a Ukrainian drone diverted off course by Russian electronic interference.