Nato countries in the northeastern region are showing Moscow their strength

Thursday, Sep 11, 2025

Der Standard

Eastern NATO nations, including Poland and the Baltics, prepare for potential Russian aggression following recent drone incursions.

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Eastern NATO countries are showing resistance to Moscow following recent Russian drone incursions, with preparedness also being emphasized in the Baltics. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk held a press conference near Łódź, accompanied by Polish Air Force F-16 fighter jets. Many in Poland remain shocked after 19 Russian drones violated Polish airspace on Wednesday night; observers suggest the scale and reach of this recent incident indicate a new level of Russian aggression, despite previous instances of Russian combat drones flying over Polish territory near the border.

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