In October, NATO defense ministers will discuss possible actions against Russian drones that violate the allies of the Allies. This initiative was made by Romanian Defense Minister Azel Tillwar, emphasizing the need for decisive and coordinated measures in response to repeated invasions of drones and missiles from Russia.
Telvar emphasized that special concern is caused by cases of disruption of the airspace of countries belonging to the "Bucharest Nine" (B9). This applies to Poland, Romania and Latvia. He emphasized the importance of the rapid implementation of integrated air defense and a rotational model to protect NATO's eastern flank.
Poland calls for active action
Poland's Deputy Defense Minister Pavel Zalevsky added that it is necessary to consider the destruction of drones that invade the allies of the Allies, at the October meeting of NATO Defense Ministers. According to him, it is a response to a growing hybrid threat, which is involved not only in Russia but also by Belarus.
Romania is preparing for decisive action
Romania is also preparing for active action against drones that violate their airspace. The country's parliament plans to consider a bill that will allow the Romanian army to knock down enemy drones that are a threat to national security.
