NATO Drone Incident in Lithuania: NATO fighter jets shot down a drone after it crossed into Lithuanian airspace from Belarus, triggering emergency alerts and briefly disrupting Vilnius airport operations; Lithuania’s president and foreign minister framed it as proof the alliance is “vigilant, committed, and ready,” with debris found near Kaunas. Estonia Defense Policy: Prime Minister Kristen Michal says Estonia is in talks with France about joining its enhanced/forward nuclear deterrence initiative, stressing readiness and capabilities while noting Estonia is already under NATO’s nuclear umbrella. Reform Party Cabinet Moves: Reform Party named Erkki Keldo as climate and energy minister and Liina Vahtras for economic affairs/communications, while Martin Herem is set as defense minister candidate amid the security situation. Local Health Services: Tallinn warns the state plans too few ambulance crews for Tallinn and Harju County, risking reduced emergency access during peak demand. Arctic Security Push: Michal told the European Arctic Summit that Arctic security is linked to Estonia’s security, citing Russia’s activity and shadow fleet risks. EU Foreign Policy Tensions: A report highlights Brussels power struggles around who leads EU foreign policy, with Kaja Kallas at the center.