The EU's top diplomat Kaja Kallas on Friday accused Moscow of an "extremely dangerous provocation" shortly after Estonia announced the violation of its airspace.
Kallas, a former Estonian prime minister, warned on X that the latest Russian violation on NATO's eastern rim "further escalates tensions in the region", adding that the EU "stands in full solidarity" with Estonia.
"This marks the third such violation of EU airspace in days and further escalates tensions in the region," Kallas said. "We will continue to support our member states in strengthening their defences with European resources. Putin is testing the West's resolve. We must not show weakness."
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