Summary
NATO is facing challenges as drones from neighboring regions, suspected to be linked to Russia, enter its airspace. Experts warn that NATO is not fully prepared to deal with this kind of modern warfare involving drones. Recent drone activity in Poland has raised concerns and led to emergency talks among NATO members.
Key Facts
- NATO airspace has been breached by drones, which some experts link to Russia.
- These drone incursions are considered serious violations and highlight NATO's unpreparedness.
- Drones have evolved into smaller, cheaper, and more maneuverable forms since their first use by the U.S. during the 21st century's early wars.
- Poland recently reported drones from Belarus and Ukraine crossing into its territory.
- This event led Poland to call for Article 4 emergency discussions within NATO.
- The drones involved in the recent incidents were not believed to be armed.
- The drones are thought to be similar to Russia's Geran model, which is connected to Iranian drone technology.
