Putin's Drone Diplomacy: A New Air of Tensions

Russian President Vladimir Putin humorously vowed to cease flying drones over Denmark following incidents that led to airport closures. Russia denies these acts, which have resulted in European nations considering a 'drone wall'. Meanwhile, Poland reported shooting down Russian drones, with Putin labeling the uproar as Western distraction.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Sochi | Updated: 03-10-2025 00:12 IST | Created: 03-10-2025 00:12 IST
Putin's Drone Diplomacy: A New Air of Tensions
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Russian President Vladimir Putin joked on Thursday about halting drone flights over Denmark, addressing recent incidents that shuttered Danish airports. Despite Russia's denials of involvement, these occurrences have led European countries to contemplate establishing a 'drone wall' for added security.

Elsewhere, Poland, in collaboration with NATO allies, intercepted Russian drones infiltrating Polish airspace the previous month. The events have increased tensions in the region while igniting discussions on airspace security measures.

Putin remarked that the 'hysteria' surrounding Russian drones in Europe is fabricated to divert attention from challenges faced by Western countries. His comments arrive amidst growing concerns over regional security and airspace integrity.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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