From France to the UK: Russia’s Drones Spark Panic Across 13 Nations

Russia-Europe Conflict:The situation in Europe is rapidly changing. Until recently, the main focus was on aiding Ukraine and containing Russia to the Ukrainian war. However, now European countries are increasingly concerned about their own security and preparing for a possible war with Russia. This change has occurred following drone incursions into several countries, starting with Poland. Russia has not yet issued a clear statement on this matter, but experts believe that Putin is either trying to distract Europe by intimidating it from Ukraine or that preparations for a direct confrontation in Europe have already begun.

Growing Drone Concern

These drones equipped with bomb gunpowder can cause future nuclear attacks or a major accident. For the past few days, these drones have not only caused a blast in Russia or Ukraine, but their flight has been seen in many parts of Europe. Germany, Netherlands and other European countries have increased vigilance over the presence of unknown drones.

Drone Incursion into Germany

According to reports, a drone entered Germany from the sea and was first seen over the Tissenkopf shipyard. Additionally, drones were observed flying over the Heide refinery, Hamburg Airport, and several sensitive government and civilian targets. German media has described this as a serious security threat.

Europe's Preparations and Security Increased

NATO countries have now begun increasing security spending and preparing for a major war. Drone radars and early warning systems are being deployed in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, bordering Russia. Similar security enhancements are underway in Finland and Sweden. Air defense systems and drone surveillance have also been installed in Norway.

Russia's Objective

Experts believe that Russia wants to divert attention from Ukraine by engulfing Europe in a warlike situation. By intimidating Europe and forcing it to take security measures, Russia aims to facilitate its occupation mission in Ukraine. France and Germany have also realized that the risk of a major war has increased and that Russia is preparing for a direct confrontation.