Europe prepares for war with Putin: EU plans ‘drone wall’ to stop Russian attacks as Poland vows to shoot down UAVs over Ukraine and Kremlin threatens direct conflict with NATO

European ministers are trying to prepare a continent -wide drone wall ‘plans to resist Moscow’s air strikes, as the Kremlin warns that any strike on the plane will lead to direct conflict with NATO.

Countries such as Denmark, Finland, Poland and the Baltic states will join Ukraine at a summit today in order to relieve the plans it describes as ‘the basis of reliable defense’, EU Chief Ursula von der Lenin.

Negotiations come after forcing the flocks of drones to close airports throughout Scandinavia, and the Kremlin is accused of starting a European hybrid attack campaign.

Poland, which has previously reduced Vladimir Putin’s drones in recent weeks, promised to reduce hostile objects on Ukraine under the high -tracked laws that provide freedom to move to the army.

However, in a creepy climb, Russia’s Ambassador to French warned that hitting their planes would be ‘war’. On Thursday, he accused the country’s Foreign Minister NATO of ‘real war’ and claimed that the organization directly joined the conflict with Ukraine.

The Minister’s meeting in Brussels is expected to focus on creating common systems to detect and destroy drones that threaten civil and military infrastructure.

The European Commission said that the cost of the wall could be met with a safety of € 150 billion for the European Loans Program.

Danish Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen said that his country was already called ‘hybrid attack’ after four airports were broken by drones the same night.

Poulsen said: ‘There is no doubt that everything is the work of a professional actor when he talks about such a systematic operation in almost many places.

“I will define it as a hybrid attack using different types of drones. A weapon race against this time because technology is constantly developing. ‘

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte ‘Danish airports on the drones on the serious situation’ spoke.

Rutte, ‘NATO allies and Denmark, how to ensure the security and security of our critical infrastructure are working together.’

Authorities acknowledge that it is a major challenge to detect drones. Commission spokesman Thomas Regnier said: ‘One thing we need to do is to identify these incoming drones. It’s not easy to do.

“ We are not talking about large fighter planes and planes. No, we’re talking about the latest technology developments. These drones should be identified and then the second way [will be to decide] What will we do to fight against these drones? ‘

The police in Denmark are investigating that two Russian ships were seen in the region at that time and whether some drones were launched from ships outside the beach.

Moscow’s Embassy in Copenhagen rejected participation proposals as ‘ridiculous’ and described events as ‘gradual provocation’ designed to increase tensions.

Justice Minister Peter Hummelgaard described the ‘threat of hybrid attacks here to stay here’ and the last events’ deeply in Europe. He said new laws would give the owners the right to download the drones.

While discussing new defenses, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk confirmed that ‘the situation brings us the closest to the conflict since the Second World War’ and that Warsaw would act if the sky was violated.

He said: ‘When they violate our region and fly over Poland, we will decide to hit flying objects – there is absolutely no discussion on this issue.’

At the beginning of this month, he dropped three Russian planes to the Poland NATO region, and for the first time since the start of Ukraine’s full -scale invasion in 2022, he took such an action.

The sections of a drone discovered in a Poland are controlled by judicial teams. Poland promised that hostile objects on Ukraine will be under rapidly monitored laws.

Vladimir Putin was depicted at a meeting on Tuesday. Russian leader is accused of starting a European hybrid attacks campaign

TUSK said Poland will remain cautious in more uncertain cases.

He said: ‘While dealing with the last flight of the Russian fighter aircraft on the petrobaltic platform, you have to think twice before deciding on actions that can trigger a very acute conflict – without any violation, because without any violation.’

“I have to surely be sure… All the allies will handle this in the same way as us.”

The threat of consumption was emphasized by Moscow – Alexey Meshkov, he said to RTL: ‘You know, there are many NATO aircraft that deliberately or violating the Russian airspace, but it is quite frequent. They are not hit later. ‘

He denied that Russia is behind the drone attacks and added: ‘Russia does not do it, she plays with anyone. This is not our job, but ‘and the West has deceived many times’ Moscow ‘.’

When NATO was asked about the possibility of dropping Russian planes, he said in a frightening way: ‘War would happen.’ US President Donald Trump said that the United Nations could drop Russian planes if NATO states entered the airspace.

Meanwhile, Sergei Lavrov, speaking at the G20 Foreign Ministers Summit on Thursday, said: ‘Another clear example, provoked by the West, NATO and the EU … Already declared a real war in my country and involved directly’ he said.

The sense of crisis grew on the continent. Estonia reported that three Russian warriors entering the sky on Friday reported that one of the Romanian border areas were shot by a drone the day before.

An image published by the Swedish Armed Forces shows a Russian Mig-31 fighter aircraft flying over the Baltic Sea after violating Estonia’s airspace

European officials called these moves as intentional provocations aimed at disturbing NATO. As peace efforts go anywhere, many of them are afraid that the conflict in Ukraine can be poured into neighboring countries at any time.

The UK was also withdrawn – the royal navy HMS Iron Duke and Wildcat helicopter of the Russian frigate Rfn Neustrashimy and the cargo ship Sparta IV sent to the channel to overshadow the channel.

Defense Minister Luke Pollard said: ‘Russian warships pass through the British channel.

The royal navy protects England to monitor Russian movements 24/7 and ensures the safety of our waters and submarine cables. In addition to NATO’s commitment to the eastern guard, this is a clear demonstration of how Britain stands intact with our NATO allies to deter of Russian aggression. ‘

Authorities throughout Europe believe that the Kremlin is intentionally walking on a rope, stinging the events under an open attack, but still forces NATO to respond.