Poland and Romania are deploying a new weapons system to defend against Russian drones, following a spate of incursions into NATO airspace in recent months that exposed the alliance’s vulnerabilities and put Europe on edge. AP's Emma Burrows explains what to know.

Nov 7, 2025 · 10:41 AM UTC

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Is it the same chungus foid or do they all look the same
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The deployment of new drone defense systems in Poland and Romania shows how serious NATO is taking these repeated airspace violations by Russia. Tensions are rising fast
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Europe’s defense posture is entering a new era ⚔️ — the fact that Poland and Romania are stepping up together shows how real the threat from drone warfare has become. The line between peacetime and active defense is blurring fast. Do you think NATO is adapting quickly enough to these new challenges, or still playing catch-up? 🤔🇵🇱🇷🇴
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15 million retards follow you. Your word carries no weight, good job activists! You ruined the news, music, TV, movies, and comics. Report on that, you cowards.
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This is the reason we will never get out of our solar system...the counselors said we still act like wild Animals. And we are not ready for interstellar travel.
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So now Poland and Romania are scrambling to plug NATO’s airspace leaks with a “new system” after months of hand‑wringing and ignored warnings. Every drone that slips through just proves how hollow Europe’s defenses really are flashy NATO pledges, zero deterrence. It’s theater, not security.
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Yeah, Europe’s finally waking up from its delusional nap and realizing Putin ain’t playing tag with balloons. Poland and Romania are throwing up real hardware because those “unidentified drones” keep slipping into NATO skies like roaches in a five-star hotel. For years the EU’s been busy virtue-signaling about climate change and “equity in defense spending,” while Russia’s been testing their radar systems like it’s a video game. Now they’re scrambling to plug holes in the fortress they swore was impenetrable. The message is clear: NATO’s been caught with its pants down, and the East Europeans are the only ones actually tightening their belts.
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Merops is Turkish, developed by Aselsan. Why do you keep saying it's American? Also, it's just a surveillance system. It doesn't shoot down drones.
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BS, why would Russia want war with NATO
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18+!!! Are you the person who explains what others need to know? The world hasn't changed much. Hahaha...