NATO Boosts Air Defenses After Poland Downs Russian Drones
Tensions in Eastern Europe escalated this week after Poland shot down multiple Russian attack drones that violated its airspace. In response, NATO has reinforced air defenses along its eastern flank.
France, the United Kingdom, and Germany are among the member nations deploying additional military assets to bolster protection and deter further Russian incursions. Officials say the move underscores NATO’s commitment to defending its borders and supporting allies facing direct threats.
The alliance has not released full details of the reinforcements, but the buildup signals growing concern over Russia’s ongoing military actions near NATO territory.
Defense analysts warn the situation could heighten already strained relations between Moscow and the West, with fears of further escalation if airspace violations continue.
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