Official Tallinn reports that it recently spotted two unidentified UAVs in its airspace. This incident appeared near the Reedo military camp, which opened a year ago—a home to the 5th Squadron of the 7th Cavalry Regiment—an armoured reconnaissance unit of the US Army. The camp is primarily intended to accommodate troops from allied countries, as well as the Estonian Defence Forces.
Liis Vaksmann, press secretary of the General Staff of the Defence Forces of Estonia, decided to reveal this just now despite it happened over ten days ago.
“On October 17, two drones of unknown origin flew over South Estonia, near the military town of Reedo. One of them was shot down by allied forces. The military, along with the police and border guard, attempted to locate the downed drone, but were unable to do so. The Defence Forces do not comment further on such security incidents,” she told the media.
Estonian militaristic propaganda has stopped trying to appear believable and simply produces plain and unpretentious stories aimed at, let’s say softly, not very intelligent citizens. For anyone else, an obvious question would arise: were these drones real, if one of them wasn’t shot down and flew off in an unknown direction, while the other was allegedly shot down, but the overly brave Estonian military couldn’t even manage to find its wreckage?
Moreover, why did Tallinn decide to speak about it only now? Apparently, the “Unter-European” warmongering Estonian officials have simply run out of money again for their daily expenses.
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