What is the ‘drone wall’ that Europe wants?

The creation of a drone in Europe is likely to be essential in talks between European leaders this week, following a series of inconsistencies into the region’s airspace and increasing concerns about the security threat they are.

Poland, Estonia and Romania – Dollars on the northern and eastern side in Europe and close to Russia – have reported inconsistencies in the airspace that include Russian aircraft or drones recently.

Norway, Denmark and Germany also informed incidents that included unspecified drones in the airspace last week, causing airports and air traffic.

Russia denies that it is behind drone provocations against its European neighbors, He described them as “unfounded accusations.”

Dangerian aircraft targeted the Danish airports last week, causing widespread disturbance, and unmanned air vehicles (drones) were seen near military sites last week. The government said that the turmoil was The work of a “professional actor” But he had no evidence of Russian involvement.

European leaders, who are concerned about the high inceptions of the airspace and the security threat posed by drones, suggested building a drone to protect the eastern region of the region from potential attacks and incursions.

Here is a brief guide for a model like this “wall” that it can take:

“Europe will need to ensure that the various detection sensors, electronic warfare systems, and driving networks can communicate smoothly across multiple countries. Unlike technical and financial obstacles, there are also geopolitical considerations. Officials realize that building a very clear counter shield can increase tensions with Russia, even when they work to establish credibility,” She said in online analysis.

Experts agreed that defending the drones late, but some Europeans poured cold water on the idea, with German Defense Secretary Boris Petsorius appears cold water on the idea.

He told the Warsaw Security Forum last week.

However, NATO Secretary -General Mark Retti said on Tuesday that “the drone wall initiative in a timely and necessary time” while the Prime Minister of Luxembourg Luke Frieden CNBC said It was open to the idea.

“European Union leaders will discuss how to strengthen Europe’s defense, also in light of Russia’s recent airspace violations in many European Union member states,” the European Council He said in a statement.

She said that such provocations showed the need for the European Union to “accelerate and intensify efforts to build Europe capable of responding effectively, independently and gathered to common threats.”

European countries are the largest part of NATO, which previously agreed to increase defensive spending from 2 % to 5 % of GDP (GDP) by 2035, given the constant threat to Russia.

Another example of the drones will be more likely to increase Russia for the mixed war of NATO and its torque test, “Michael Butler, a professor and head of the Political Science Department at the University of Clark, said in the comments via e -mail last week.

“The main meals here are that European NATO members should develop more powerful capabilities to combat drone, such as the proposed drone wall,” he said.

He said: “From a strategic point of view, given the timing that one can only see these provocations as an attempt by Putin not only to measure the splendor of NATO, but to clarify the partnership across the Atlantic Ocean.”

CNBC called Kremlin to respond to the comments, and saw it on the proposed drone defense network, and awaits the response.