NATO Unites on Eastern Flank Amid Rising Tensions
NATO plans to strengthen the defense of Europe's eastern flank following drone incursions by Russia in Poland. In response, NATO's operation 'Eastern Sentry' will involve military assets from several countries to ensure the secure defense of member territories.

NATO is set to fortify the defense of Europe's eastern border after drones believed to be Russian violated Polish airspace, marking a significant provocation amid ongoing tensions with Moscow.
In response, NATO announced Operation 'Eastern Sentry,' which will deploy air and ground military resources from Denmark, France, Britain, and Germany. The operation aims to enhance readiness and defense capabilities across the alliance's eastern regions.
Despite former President Trump's comments downplaying the incident, Poland firmly refuted the idea that the incursions were accidental. This comes amid heightened diplomatic activities and continued criticism of Russia's actions from NATO members.
ALSO READ
NATO's Eastern Sentry Mission: A Response to Russian Drone Incursions
NATO's Eastern Sentry: A Dynamic Defense Strategy in Response to Russian Drone Incursions
UK Pledges Strong Support Amid Eastern Flank Tensions
NATO's Eastern Sentry: Strengthening Europe's Defence
NATO Bolsters Eastern Defense with 'Eastern Sentry'