The Baltic states are on high alert as stray Ukrainian drones have increasingly violated their airspace, raising concerns about the spillover of the Ukraine conflict into NATO territories. These incidents, tied to Ukraine's long-range strikes on Russian shipping ports, have resulted in significant political fallout, particularly in Latvia, where the government collapsed following a drone-related incident. A timeline of events reveals a series of drone incursions beginning in late March, with drones crashing in Estonia and Latvia, prompting military responses from Finland and calls for enhanced NATO air defenses. The situation escalated further when a drone exploded at an oil storage facility in Latvia, leading to the resignation of Latvia's Defence Minister Andris Spruds and ultimately Prime Minister Evika Silina. As of mid-May, authorities in the region have issued warnings to residents and suspended air traffic in response to ongoing drone activity, with NATO scrambling fighter jets to address the threats. The growing instability in the Baltic region highlights the complex dynamics of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and its implications for neighboring countries.