NATO, EU Strengthen Cooperation To Establish Drone Wall Against Aerial Threats

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Observers say the renewed cooperation between NATO and the EU signals a more unified European approach to emerging security challenges, particularly those posed by unmanned aerial systems increasingly used in espionage and cross-border attacks.
51% : When asked whether both organisations were "doubling their efforts," the NATO chief explained that while the EU and NATO share the same strategic goal, their roles differ significantly in execution.
51% : He stated that NATO provides capabilities on the military side and the EU holds the soft power of the internal market and makes sure the money is there.
48% : NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte on Wednesday reaffirmed that the military alliance and the European Union (EU) are intensifying collaboration to establish a drone wall aimed at protecting member states from hostile drone incursions.
45% : The EU and NATO have different responsibilities, Rutte said.
44% : NATO and the EU are joining forces to build a drone wall to protect member states from aerial incursions.

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