NATO countries move fighter and troops to the east when Russia is a threat to grow

More NATO countries move their troops and fighters to the east in response to an unprecedented Russian drone on Wednesday to the Polish airspace.

Denmark, France and Germany have joined a new mission to strengthen the eastern flank of the military alliance. Other NATO allies are expected to participate later.

On Friday, the Kremlin said that peace talks with Kiev were on “PAGE”, and the spokesman Dmitry Pesko said: “You cannot wear tinted pink glasses and expect the negotiating process.”

Political tensions were high throughout Europe after Poland stated that 19 Russian drones flew in the airspace on Wednesday. Some were beaten and others crashed into fields and even a house in eastern Poland.

Russian military said in Poland does not plan to focus on objects – but Polish and European leaders believe that the invasion was intentional.

According to the Denmark Ministry of Defense, Denmark will make two F-16 fighter jets to support Poland and a warship.

“Denmark fully supports Poland in this situation,” said Prime Minister Mette Frederixen. “We should not be naive. Putin will stop anything, and he checks us. Therefore, it is very important … Denmark contributes to this.”

France has made three rafale fighter jets, and Germany will give four euros.

The UK is “fully devoted” to help strengthen the Eastern Sartri, the Ministry of Defense said in a statement, adding that more information would be provided in the near future.

On Friday, European countries – and the United States – stood in Poland during the UN Security Council in New York, discussing the invasion of Russia’s drone.

“The United States is behind our NATO allies before these disturbing air space violations,” the US Ambassador to the UN Dorothy said. “And be sure, we will defend every centimeter NATO.

She added that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin held a summit in Alaska almost a month ago to discuss peace, “Russia has strengthened its bombing against Ukraine.”

Speaking to the UN on Friday, Polish Secretary of State Marsin Bosaki held photos of one of the downed drones and damaged home.

“We know – and I repeat – we know it’s not a mistake,” he said.

The Netherlands and the Czech Republic have already stated that they would send defense to Poland, while Lithuania will receive a German brigade and a greater warning about Russian attacks on Ukraine that could pass.

Germany also stated that “strengthen its interaction along the eastern border” and expand and expand the air police over Poland.