NATO member Estonia issued two air threat alerts after a drone crossed the country's southeastern border and another flew toward the eastern border city of Narva. ^[1] At least 12 people were killed and 21 others injured in Kyiv and the surrounding oblast overnight on September 1 due to a Russian ballistic missile attack. ^[2] A key Russian oil port in the Baltic Sea allegedly came under fire from Ukrainian forces. ^[3] Air Force Commander Brigadier General Riivo Valge stated that fighter jets were scrambled over Estonia in response to the drone threat. ^[4] Oleksandr Pertsovskyi, Chairman of the Board of Ukrainian Railways, stated that six of the killed were railway employees who died when a ballistic missile hit a depot and other railway facilities. ^[5] Ukraine's Air Force reported that Kyiv and Odesa oblasts were the primary targets of the attack, which included ballistic and cruise missiles as well as 218 drones. ^[6] Ukraine's military intelligence agency (HUR) confirmed that Ukrainian drones struck the Novatek-Ust-Luga complex at Russia's Baltic Sea port in Leningrad Oblast, causing damage to an oil-processing unit and a large fire. ^[7]