NATO has issued a chilling warning amid the escalating Russia-Ukraine war after Ukrainian drones repeatedly entered NATO airspace during attacks on Russian targets. Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said NATO allies should help Ukraine “direct” its drone strikes “in the right directions,” while NATO chief Mark Rutte blamed Russian jamming and dismissed Moscow’s accusations against Baltic states as “totally ridiculous.” The tensions come after a NATO fighter jet reportedly shot down a Ukrainian drone over Estonia, raising fears that Kyiv’s expanding long-range drone campaign could spark a dangerous escalation involving NATO territory.