Overview

• Estonia says three Russian combat aircraft entered its airspace on Friday and remained for about 12 minutes, prompting formal protests from NATO and the European Union.
• Moscow denies any violation, while Estonia’s foreign ministry announced the urgent Security Council meeting set for Monday.
• Crimea’s Moscow-installed leader reported three dead and 16 injured in Foros from a Ukrainian drone strike that damaged a sanatorium and a school, with Russia’s defense ministry earlier citing two dead and 15 injured.
• Ukrainian officials said a Russian airstrike on the city of Zaporizhia killed at least three people and wounded two, with additional overnight attacks injuring one person in Kyiv and one in Sumy.
• The incidents unfold as Russia maintains control of roughly one-fifth of Ukrainian territory and continues to treat Crimea as annexed since 2014.