‘More Visible and Credible’: NATO Debuts Eastern Sentry After Russian Drone Incursions
Poland and Romania reported airspace violations in mid-September, prompting a shift to a mobile air and missile defense posture designed to deter below-threshold probes without invoking Article 5
By Giorgia Valente/The Media Line
Poland and Romania said Russian drones crossed into their airspace, prompting allied scrambles and pushing NATO from routine air policing to a mobile air-and-missile-defense posture along the eastern frontier. The flights—on September 9–10 and later that week—aimed to probe warning time and intercept speed without triggering Article 5, the collective-defense clause that treats an attack on one ally as an attack on all.
| ‘More Visible and Credible’: NATO Debuts Eastern Sentry After Russian Drone Incursions ‘More Visible and Credible’: NATO Debuts Eastern Sentry After Russian Drone Incursions – The Media Line Poland and Romania reported airspace violations in mid-September, prompting a shift to a mobile air and missile defense posture designed to deter below-threshold probes without invoking Article 5 Poland and Romania said Russian drones crossed into their airspace, prompting allied scrambles and … |
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