In the context of recent incursions by Russian drones into the airspace of European countries, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized the need for additional measures to protect the skies. He supported the European Commission's plan to build an 'anti-drone wall', considering it 'opportune and necessary'. Rutte mentioned the incidents in Poland, Estonia, and Denmark, highlighting that these challenges from Russia are unacceptable. The initiative will be discussed by the leaders of the European Union at an upcoming meeting.
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