Ukraine has issued an apology to Finland after two of its drones crashed in the country’s southern region over the weekend.
According to Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry, the drones were not intentionally directed at Finland, but were likely knocked off course due to interference from Russian electronic warfare systems.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed he had discussed the incident with Finnish President Alexander Stubb, with both leaders agreeing to share relevant information.
The incident comes amid escalating drone activity in the region, as the war between Ukraine and Russia continues to intensify.
