Riigikaitse Commission Addresses Auvere Drone Incident The Riigikaitse (Defense Committee) convened today with Ministers of Defence Hanno Pevkur and Internal Affairs Igor Tarog to examine the response to a recent incident involving a drone at the Auvere power plant in Estonia. The discussion centered on measures to enhance drone protection within the country following the event. On Wednesday night, a drone entered Estonian airspace over the Narva River and made contact with the chimney of the Auvere facility. This incident prompted a review of protocols and further actions related to airspace security. During the session, representatives from the Ministries of Defence and Internal Affairs, alongside personnel from the Defence Forces and the Chancellery, provided explanations regarding the circumstances surrounding the drone’s entry and subsequent impact. The focus of the discussion was on assessing the situation and outlining steps to prevent similar occurrences. The incident at Auvere highlights ongoing concerns regarding unauthorized drone activity and underscores the importance of robust airspace monitoring and protection strategies within Estonia. Further details regarding the investigation and planned preventative measures are expected to be released in the coming days. Topics: #drone #auvere #estonia Post navigation The decision of the IOC: a man born must no longer compete in the women’s games(4) Finance Minister Jürgen Ligi accuses merchants of false propaganda: VAT does not determine the price of food
It’s concerning to see the Defense Committee focusing on this security lapse and demanding further action. Reply