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How Russian drone incursions are strengthening Ukraine’s position

In recent weeks, NATO airspace has been repeatedly violated by unidentified drones, with incidents reported in Poland, Romania, Estonia, Denmark and even over the Baltic Sea.

While Moscow denies involvement, the drones bear hallmarks of Russian or Russian-aligned origin, including similarities to the Geran-2 loitering munition, a variant of Iran’s Shahed drone.

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