The NATO Secretary General stated that the alliance may shoot down Russian aircraft threatening civilian infrastructure or populations, following recent incidents involving MiG-31s in Estonian airspace.

The NATO Secretary General stated that the alliance may shoot down Russian aircraft threatening civilian infrastructure or populations, following recent incidents involving MiG-31s in Estonian airspace.

@varlamov_news 25 Sep 2025, 20:20

European diplomats warned Russia about NATO's readiness to shoot down aircraft violating the airspace of alliance countries following an incident involving Russian MiG-31 fighters in Estonia.

@meduzalive 25 Sep 2025, 17:53

Russia threatens NATO with war if Russian planes are shot down, according to the statement by the Russian ambassador to France, supported by Donald Trump and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.

@eshkinkrot 25 Sep 2025, 15:31