2 NATO allies report drone impacts as Ukraine and Russia traded attacks

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Russian Oil Finds Buyers After US Waiver But Iranian Cargoes Lag Analysis-Ukraine faces new Russian offensive as peace talks stall Estonia and Latvia say Russian drones hit their NATO territory amid huge attack on Ukraine Kyiv — NATO members Estonia and Latvia said Russian drones entered their territory Wednesday morning on the heels of one of Russia's biggest daytime drone attacks on Ukraine since Vladimir Putin launched his country's full-scale invasion four years ago. Estonia's Internal Security Service said a drone entered the country from Russia and slammed into the chimney of a power station, hours after while Latvia's armed forces reported a Russian drone crashing onto the country's territory without causing any damage. Russian drones and even fighter jets have entered NATO airspace increasingly throughout the war.