A meeting of the UN Security Council. The UN Security Council discussed the incident with Russian fighters in Estonia Peace and safety “Violations of the airspace of sovereign states are unacceptable.” On Monday, the assistant General of the Secretary General Miroslav Ench made such a statement at a meeting of the UN Security Council. The reason for the convening of the meeting was the incident that occurred on September 19, when, according to Estonia, three Russian fighters MiG-31 violated its airspace. According to the Ministry of Defense of Estonia, the aircraft entered the country’s airspace without permission, with the transponders turned off and without flight plans, which could create a threat to other aircraft. In response, the Italian F-35 fighters participating in the NATO mission to protect the airspace of Estonia were raised. Estonia authorities said that this is the fifth violation of its airspace by Russia in 2025, and requested consultations with NATO allies. 62 ~ Russian Ministry of Defense, in turn, claims that the flight passed strictly according to the agreed route above the neutral waters of the Baltic Sea, more than three kilometers from the Windloo island, and did not violate the airspace of Estonia. he noted that he noted that he noted that The UN does not have a confirmation of these statements. He emphasized that the incident in Estonia is & NBSP; not an isolated case. Earlier in September, violations of the airspace of Poland and Romania were recorded by Russian drones. ~ 60 > at the end of his speech, Ench drew the attention of members of the Council of Security to the ongoing attacks on Ukraine. According to the Ukrainian authorities, over the past week, Russia has issued more than 1,500 kamikadze drones, 1,280 controlled air bombs and 50 various types of missiles. As a result of blows on the Dnieper, Chernihiv and Khmelnitsky regions, dozens of civilians died and suffered. In the Belgorod Region of Russia, according to local authorities, two people were killed as a result of Ukrainian shelling. 60 > Miroslav Ench again called for the “complete, immediately and unconditional cessation of fire” and expressed the readiness of the UN to support any significant efforts to “fair, strong and altitude world “.