Two drones that strayed into Finnish airspace and crashed near Kouvola were likely Ukrainian, reports Bloomberg. Officials say Russian electronic interference may have caused the aircraft to veer off course during Ukrainian strikes on Baltic Sea oil ports. Prime Minister Petteri Orpo said Finland did not shoot them down and faces no military threat. Authorities remain on alert after more than 100 drones were recently detected near the border. The investigation continues, though the crashes caused no casualties or major damage.
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Two drones that strayed into Finnish airspace and crashed near Kouvola were likely Ukrainian, reports Bloomberg. Officials say Russian electronic interference may have caused the aircraft to veer off course during Ukrainian strikes on Baltic Sea oil ports. Prime Minister Petteri Orpo said Finland did not shoot them down and faces no military threat. Authorities remain on alert after more than 100 drones were recently detected near the border. The investigation continues, though the crashes caused no casualties or major damage.