Analyst Cătălin Done believes that the attack with Russian drones on Poland was a test of NATO's and Romania's response capability, highlighting the need for an immediate reaction.
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The attack with over 19 Russian drones on Poland was interpreted by security analyst Cătălin Done as a test of NATO's and Romania's response. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk confirmed the interception of the drones with NATO support, but the incident raised concerns, especially since some drones came from Belarus. Done emphasizes that Romania should respond promptly and prepare for such challenges, invoking the necessity of activating Article 4 of the NATO Treaty. He believes that the lack of a firm response from the Romanian authorities could affect the country's credibility in front of its allies.
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