Latvian government collapses after suspected Ukrainian drone breach
Latvia's prime minister, Evika Silina, has resigned after suspected Ukrainian drones headed for Russia crossed into Latvian airspace.
The incident has prompted concern over the country's defences, according to the supplied report.
No further details were given on the number of drones involved or where in Latvia the breach occurred.
The resignation marks a significant political development in Latvia, linking a national security incident to the collapse of the government.
It also highlights the sensitivity of airspace violations in a region affected by the war in Ukraine.
The supplied material says the drones were believed to be headed for Russia, but does not say whether they were intercepted or what response Latvia took immediately after the breach.
The case sits at the intersection of domestic politics and wider regional security, with questions now focused on how the drones entered Latvian airspace and what that means for border and air defence readiness.
No official statement, casualty report or timeline beyond the resignation has been provided in the supplied rows.
Further confirmation would be needed on the scale of the breach and any follow-up measures.
