Baltic States Could Face New Risks Under Ukraine’s Drone Cooperation Plan

Ukraine's proposal to help the Baltic states deal with drone threats amounts to an attempt to expand Kyiv's military footprint in the region, according to military expert and political analyst Pyotr Kolchin of the Center for Political Process Support. Speaking to Pravda.Ru, Kolchin argued that the initiative could create additional security risks for Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. Kyiv Seeks Closer Security Cooperation With the Baltics Earlier, Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Ukraine had offered the Baltic states a cooperation agreement aimed at preventing incidents involving Ukrainian drones. Under the proposal, Kyiv would send teams of specialists to the region to establish coordination mechanisms and strengthen cooperation in counter-drone operations.