EU's 'Drone Wall' Initiative Sparks Strategic Debate
EU leaders considered constructing a 'drone wall' to counter Russian drone intrusions into European airspace. The discussion emerged after unidentified drones disrupted Danish airports, with Russia suspected but denying involvement. Concurrently, EU leaders debated using frozen Russian assets for a loan to Ukraine amidst heightened defense concerns.
In a bold move to counter recent security threats, European Union leaders convened in Copenhagen to discuss the construction of a 'drone wall' following incursions by unidentified drones which shuttered Danish airports. The meeting came amid rising tensions as the EU braces against perceived Russian aggression.
Amid accusations that Russia orchestrated recent airspace violations, European leaders are rallying behind Denmark, deploying troops and anti-drone systems to safeguard the continent. Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo emphasized the need for increased vigilance and support for this defensive network aimed at thwarting unmanned aircraft.
As the 'drone wall' debate unfolds, leaders also broached the topic of utilizing frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine amid continued conflict. The proposal starkly contrasted with Russia's denials concerning airspace intrusions, widening the geopolitical rift as calls for enhanced European defense capabilities grow louder.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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