U.N. Security Council to meet on Russia's incursion into Estonia airspaceby Darryl CooteWashington DC (UPI) Sep 22, 2025The United Nations Security Council is to convene Monday to address Russia's breach last week of Estonia airspace, according to the European union and NATO member. Kremlin MiG-31 fighter jets flew through Estonian airspace for 12 minutes on Friday, the latest transgression of a foreign national's airspace in recent weeks during Russia's war in Ukraine. Estonia announced the U.N. Security Council meeting on Sunday, describing its mission as to address Russia's breach of Tallinn's "territorial integrity" and its violation of a prohibition on the threat or use of force. "By openly violating Estonian airspace, Russia undermines principles vital to the security of all U.N. member states. "Tomorrow's U.N. Security Council meeting is essential."