European drone safety discussion held in Copenhagen

A European Union leaders summit was held in Copenhagen. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

At the summit, Denmark decided to strengthen national security measures and temporarily ban drone flights. This measure was introduced due to drone incidents that occurred last week.

During the summit, the "drone wall" project was discussed. Poland, Estonia, the United Kingdom, Sweden, the United States, and other countries expressed support for creating a joint defense system against drones.

Additionally, Germany sent a military ship to Copenhagen. The leaders of Denmark and Sweden identified Russia as the main threat to Europe.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized the necessity of protecting European airspace. The meeting also covered strengthening European defense and providing assistance to Ukraine.

This gathering was an important step towards enhancing security in Europe and jointly combating new threats. The leaders expressed their readiness to continue cooperation in the future.