Warspite63
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The Warfronts staff are REALLY good at providing very rapid, yet detailed and well-researched, analysis. They are one channel I try to keep up with
Putin tests NATO with drone assault on Poland
EU foreign policy chief says drone incursion appeared deliberate, and NATO says it is consulting “closely” with Poland.
www.politico.eu
NATO chief Rutte sends warning to Russia after drone swarm alarms Poland
“Know that we stand ready, that we are vigilant and that we will defend every inch of NATO territory,” says secretary-general.
www.politico.eu
After Unprecedented Night Of Downing Drones Over Poland, NATO Reports No Posture Changes
Polish airspace was violated by Russian drones 19 times overnight, with NATO fighters shooting several of them down.
www.twz.com
cammerjeff
Staff Sergeant
If my country actually had a strong leader the Russian drones over a NATO country would result the US moving anti aircraft systems to cover a section of Ukraine 100 miles deep from any NATO member country. And if we want to play fair we would engage any drone or missile entering that area from either side engaged in the current war.
But I think my alarm just went off and it is time for me to wake up, eat breakfast and get back to reality. I am expecting my countries leadership to do 1 of 3 things. (1) ignore it, (2) condemn it and do nothing (or invite Putin to Camp David to talk about it), or (3) say something like if this doesn't stop in (insert time period of your choice as it does not really matter) there will be grave consequences. And when that time period expires do nothing.
But I think my alarm just went off and it is time for me to wake up, eat breakfast and get back to reality. I am expecting my countries leadership to do 1 of 3 things. (1) ignore it, (2) condemn it and do nothing (or invite Putin to Camp David to talk about it), or (3) say something like if this doesn't stop in (insert time period of your choice as it does not really matter) there will be grave consequences. And when that time period expires do nothing.
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buffnut453
Captain
If my country actually had a strong leader the Russian drones over a NATO country would result the US moving anti aircraft systems to cover a section of Ukraine 100 miles deep from any NATO member country. And if we want to play fair we would engage any drone or missile entering that area from either side engaged in the current war.
But I think my alarm just went off and it is time for me to wake up, eat breakfast and get back to reality. I am expecting my countries leadership to do 1 of 3 things. (1) ignore it, (2) condemn it and do nothing (or invite Putin to Camp David to talk about it), or say something like if this doesn't stop in (insert time period of your choice as it does not really matter) there will be grave consequences. And when that time period expires do nothing.
Nailed it!
In case anyone is interested in what NATO Article 4 actually is:
Groundbreaking Ukraine tech sharing agreement to deliver drones and support jobs
‘First of its kind’ industrial partnership allows the UK and Ukraine to share detailed designs for cutting-edge air defence drones and other equipment.
Flying Octopus, why not?
Glider
Major
Its good to see that the UK and other countries are helping in the build and design of drones that incorporate the latest technology. I think I am right in saying that I have seen reports of Denmark, Germany and France agreeing to build drones for Ukraine and there are no doubt others doing similar work."The first joint project, to be announced at the DSEI trade show in London tomorrow (Thursday), is an advanced new air defence interceptor drone, named Project OCTOPUS, which will be mass produced in the UK, with a target to produce thousands per month..."Groundbreaking Ukraine tech sharing agreement to deliver drones and support jobs
‘First of its kind’ industrial partnership allows the UK and Ukraine to share detailed designs for cutting-edge air defence drones and other equipment.www.gov.uk
Flying Octopus, why not?
Should Russia push their luck in Poland and with other NATO members they might be met by a storm of drones using the latest tactical developments. My fear was that we would not learn the lessons so freely available from the experiences of Ukraine, that fear is reducing.
Robot gunner joins Russian assault units
Russia’s military has unveiled its updated Courier robotic combat platform. According to Russian state media, an uncrewed ground vehicle, or UGV, is being tested at a rear-area training ground where operators are practicing target engagement with several mounted weapons, including
NATO Must Draw A Red Line After Russian Drones Over Poland
The only way to stop Putin is to show strength. NATO must draw a red line, enforce it, and make clear that its territory will be defended without hesitation.
www.forbes.com
fubar57
General
I'd draw a red line at the Ukraine/Russia border
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