Last week, the chimney of the Auvere power plant came under attack by Ukrainian drones. Fredi Karu stated that Ukraine does not use Estonian or NATO airspace to attack Russia.
Ukraine carried out major air strikes against Russian ports and oil infrastructure. The attacks targeted the Ust-Luga and Primorsk ports near St. Petersburg. It is difficult to estimate the extent of the damage.
The drones launch from Ukraine and move towards Russia. They penetrate Russian air defense. They do not use Estonian or other NATO countries' airspace.
Fredi Karu mentioned that some drones have entered Estonian airspace. He does not know the exact numbers.
Ukraine keeps its attacks secret. There is no public information shared with Estonia either.
Russian air defense is strong near the border and major cities. However, the country is vast, and air defense is not sufficient everywhere.
Drones end up in Estonian airspace due to technical errors or Russian interference.
Not much is known yet about the drones that reached Finland. It is likely that they got confused.
Ukrainian drones cover long distances. They are Ukrainian-made.
Ukrainian and Russian drones are similar. The difference lies in targeting and mutual electronic interference.
Ukraine is more innovative in aerial warfare. Russia lacks innovation.
The frontline has been static recently. Ukrainians carry out sudden attacks, but there is no significant change.
Starlink interferes with Russian communications, but the attacks do not stop.
At the beginning of summer, Ukraine has an advantage, including economically. The damage after the oil infrastructure attacks is significant.