NATO has deployed the Netherlands' F-35 aircraft for patrol

Important measures are being taken by NATO to ensure European security. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

According to Haqqin.az, from September 1 to December 1, the Netherlands' F-35 fighter jets will carry out a permanent patrol service in Eastern European airspace. This patrol regime is aimed at ensuring the safety of military aid being delivered to Ukraine by Western countries.

According to sources, this measure serves to prevent potential air threats from Russia, guarantee safe transport routes, and reduce regional tensions. Within the framework of NATO's rapid response mission, the Netherlands' fighters will patrol the Alliance's airspace day and night.

This not only ensures the timely delivery of military cargo to its destination but also strengthens stability and defense in the region. Additionally, the Norwegian fighter squadron will also join the Netherlands' F-35 aircraft.

This deployment is being carried out at the request of NATO's Supreme Command in Europe. This cooperation aims to further strengthen the security system in Eastern Europe.

Experts believe that these efforts will help create security guarantees in the delivery of weapons to Ukraine and strengthen an environment of trust and stability among regional states. The Zamin.uz website continues to provide its readers with timely and impartial information about European security, NATO initiatives, and important changes in the region.