The North Atlantic Alliance (NATO) has promised to respond to any violation of its member states in case of any violation of its member states. This is stated in the statement of the North Atlantic Council, which was published after the consultations that took place after the incident in the Estonia's Heaven.
"NATO's response will continue to be decisive," the document said.
"We will strengthen our capabilities, restraint measures and defense position, including through effective air protection."
The statement also states that NATO will use "all necessary military and non-military tools to protect itself and to prevent threats from all sides."
Earlier, Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Micala said that Tallin was asked to consult with NATO members in accordance with the alleged violation of the country's airspace due to Russian fighter.
Earlier, the Estonian authorities claimed that three Russian MIG-31 fighters entered their airspace on the morning of September 19.
