NATO allies accused Russia at the United Nations on Monday of violating the alliance's air space in Estonia and Poland -- actions that Britain said risked triggering an armed conflict.

Russia is urging the U.N. civil aviation agency to ease sanctions on spare parts and overflights, dismissing its response to the war in Ukraine as "unlawful coercive measures," according to working p...

Estonia’s Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna revealed Monday morning that the jets were armed.

Confronting Russia at a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper said: "Your reckless actions risk direct armed confrontation between NATO and Russia. Our alliance is defensive but be under no illusion we stand ready to defend NATO's skies and NATO's territory.

On the night of September 22, Russia launched nearly 150 drones and guided aerial bombs against Ukraine. Defense Forces managed to shoot down 132 enemy UAVs, the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reports.

“Every such strike is not a military necessity but a deliberate strategy by Russia to terrorize civilians and destroy our infrastructure,” he said.

Russia’s President Vladimir Putin said Monday that Moscow will adhere to nuclear arms limits for one more year after a nuclear pact with the United States expires in February.

Britain would “confront” Russian fighter jets entering Nato airspace without permission, the Foreign Secretary said on Monday.