The increase in drone incursions attributed to Russia in European airspace has put the continent's leaders on high alert. Poland, Estonia, Romania, and the Nordic countries have reported constant violations by unidentified aircraft, and the creation of a "drone wall" has been proposed as the main defense tool.
The proposal is not a physical barrier, but rather an integrated system of sensors, radars, and electronic warfare equipment capable of detecting and intercepting unmanned devices. The objective is clear: to strengthen collective security and stop provocations from Moscow. According to experts, these incursions are part of the logic of the "hybrid war" deployed by Vladimir Putin to test NATO's response.
In recent days, Danish airports have had to suspend operations after drones appeared in their vicinity. Similar situations have also occurred near military installations and in countries such as Germany and Norway. Concern is growing among European Union members and the issue has been raised with NATO.
