Nato says drone that crashed in Romania was ‘of Russian origin’ despite Moscow’s denials – as it happened
This blog is now closed, you can read more on this story here The incident comes just days after the Czech president, Petr Pavel, has urged Nato to “show its teeth” in response to Russia’s repeated testing of the alliance’s resolve on its eastern flank, suggesting a range of options including switching off its internet, cutting off its banks from global financial systems and shooting down jets that violate allied airspace. Speaking to the Guardian in Prague last week, Pavel c
NATO has confirmed that a drone that crashed in Romania originated from Russia. This statement comes despite denials from Moscow regarding the incident. The event occurs shortly after the Czech president called for NATO to take a stronger stance against Russian provocations on the alliance's eastern border. He suggested measures such as disrupting Russia's internet access and financial systems, as well as intercepting any aircraft that enter allied airspace.
This incident and the subsequent NATO confirmation highlight ongoing tensions and potential escalations between the alliance and Russia, underscoring the need for a clear response to perceived territorial incursions.
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