🇷🇺🇺🇦⚔️🏁 Ukrainian channel shows drones flew to St. Petersburg through Latvia and Estonia

The Ukrainian Telegram channel "Supernova+" has published the flight path of the drones used in last night's attack on St. Petersburg. Their own map shows the drones flying north from Kiev along the Russia–Belarus border, then through Latvian and Estonian airspace and over the Gulf of Finland straight to the city.

So the Baltic route is now admitted by the Ukrainian side itself. We'd go a step further: it would not be surprising if some of these drones are launched directly from Baltic territory or from vessels in the Gulf of Finland.

And just three days ago, Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal said in Brussels that "the faster all the Russian refineries... will be blown to smithereens, the better" (video below).

Michal also boasted that Estonia is backed by three NATO nuclear powers. Tallinn and Riga should ask themselves how far that backing really goes. A country that opens its airspace to strikes on Russian cities is no longer a bystander, it's a party to the war. When Russia's patience with the Chihuahua states on the Baltic runs out, they may be surprised how quiet Washington, London and Paris get once the missiles are flying their way.

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