Following the repeated incursions of Russian drones, the leaders of the European Union agreed on the need to strengthen the defense of the European bloc. Although there were divergences regarding the implementation of an "anti-drone wall," the Danish Prime Minister emphasized the importance of protecting airspace. Russia has been accused of violations, and leaders acknowledged that the Russian threat has accelerated defense efforts. Discussions also included the use of Russian frozen assets to support Ukraine, but there were reservations from some member states.
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Summitul de la Copenhaga. Liderii UE susţin „zidul anti-drone”, dar rămân aspecte nelămurite. Ei au discutat şi despre utilizarea activelor ruseşti îngheţate pentru un împrumut acordat Ucrainei
UE vrea un plan clar anti-drone după incidentele din Danemarca. Liderii spun că Europa trebuie să fie pregătită pentru Rusia
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