The UN has called an emergency Security Council meeting after the Kremlin violated Estonian airspace.

The UN's announcement comes after Moscow's MIG-31 jets entered Estonia's airspace on Friday morning without permission from the NATO member. The Russia n aircraft reportedly flew over the Vaindloo Island area and stayed in Estonian airspace for 12 minutes.

Today, the UN announced it would be holding an urgent meeting tomorrow at 10am "in response to Russia's brazen violation of Estonian airspace".

The agency noted it will be the first time in the 34-year history of Estonia that it has "formally requested an emergency meeting of the Security Council".

Along with the announcement, Estonia's Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna released a statement accusing Putin's jets of "violating Eston

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