Location hubs across the EU eastern frontier.
Deep context on the places AirVeto was built for - geography, why they matter, linked incidents, and deep links into the live map.
PL · 54.1°, 22.9°
Suwałki Gap
The 65 km land corridor linking Poland to Lithuania - and the EU's only land connection to the Baltic states.RU · 54.7°, 20.5°Kaliningrad
The Russian exclave bounded by Poland, Lithuania, and the Baltic Sea - airspace boundary of outsized strategic weight.LT · 54.6°, 25.3°Vilnius International Airport (EYVI)
Lithuania's main airport, 30 km from the Belarusian border - repeatedly closed by balloon incursions since October 2025.PL · 53.2°, 23.5°Polish-Belarusian border
The EU's longest land frontier with Belarus - focal point of migration, airspace, and cross-border incidents.EE · 59.8°, 25.0°Gulf of Finland
Baltic Sea arm separating Estonia from Finland, bounded to the east by Russia - dense AIS traffic and GPS-spoofing reports.EE · LV · LT · PL · FI · 56.5°, 23.5°NATO eastern flank
The frontier where EU airspace meets Russia and Belarus across five NATO member states - the active zone of drone incursions, smuggling balloon recoveries, and Baltic Air Policing intercepts since 2025.FI · 61.0°, 26.5°Finland
Finland shares a 1,340-kilometre border with Russia and recorded four drone finds in spring 2026 - the densest EW-diverted drone cluster in any NATO member state that period.RO · 45.2°, 28.8°Romania
Romania, a NATO member since 2004, shares a Danube-river border with Ukraine at the Black Sea delta and has repeatedly recorded drone debris, intercepts, and naval-drone incidents along that frontier and its Black Sea coast since September 2025.Track the corridors as they move.
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