NATO launches Operation Eastern Shield: how the defense of Eastern Europe will change

NATO has announced a new defense operation 'Eastern Shield'

According to hvylya.net: NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and Supreme Allied Commander Europe General Alexus Grinkevich presented the new defense operation 'Eastern Shield', aimed at strengthening the defense of Eastern Europe. This was in response to the breach of Polish airspace by Russian drones.

The operation includes troops and equipment from Denmark, France, the United Kingdom, and Germany, combining elements of air and ground defense to create comprehensive protection for the eastern border. Rutte emphasized the change in the distribution of responsibility for air surveillance and the need to eliminate gaps in defense.

Rutte stated that Russia's recklessness in airspace has recently increased, posing a serious threat.

The operation was officially announced in Brussels, discussing current events, including the attack by Russian drones on Poland.

The newly presented NATO defense operation 'Eastern Shield' was announced in response to the favorable reaction to the breach of Polish airspace by Russian drones. This initiative involves joint measures from participating countries to strengthen defense and create comprehensive protection for the eastern border, while the NATO chief emphasized the importance of enhancing cooperation and coordination in responding to threats from Russia.