Baltic States Deny Allowing Ukrainian Airstrikes on Russia

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•On April 13, 2026, Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev accused the Baltic states of being possible accomplices in drone attacks targeting Russian ports.
•Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania publicly rejected these accusations on April 10, 2026, denying any involvement in allowing Ukrainian military operations through their airspace.
•The accusations and denials occurred amid ongoing drone attacks by Ukraine on Russian infrastructure, which Russia attributes partly to Baltic airspace access.
•The Baltic states have maintained a policy of official neutrality regarding direct military engagement in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
•The dispute has increased tensions between Russia and the Baltic countries, which are NATO members bordering Russia.

▸If Russia intensifies accusations and imposes sanctions on the Baltic states the Baltic countries could face increased economic and diplomatic pressure, potentially straining their relations with Russia and impacting regional stability.

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