NATO Message After Drone Shot Down over Lithuania
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The series of drone incidents does not break down: Recently, NATO fighter jets have shot down a flying object over Lithuania. The question is all the more urgent: What have the federal government and countries already regulated – and who has to act?
For the first time, a drone has been shot down over Lithuania. Let's face it - the result is: the threat has been neutralized. And that's where we should stop. Without fanfare and praise. There's no need to start bragging and creating eulogies now, saying that this one case has already proven that our air defense system works perfectly. Yes, it works. This time, the drone was detected, identified, NATO fighters were scrambled, and the threat was…
After a drone was shot down over Lithuania on the night of September 14, NATO's Joint Air Command also shared the news on social media. The commentary emphasizes that NATO has extensive air defense capabilities and that this is a strong shield that helps protect the Alliance.
Italian Eurofighters have shot down a drone over Lithuania. The operation follows fixed procedures of NATO air surveillance stationed at the Šiauliai base and started after a violation of Lithuanian airspace in the so-called eastern flank.
The network published a video of the moment of the destruction of a Russian drone over the territory of Lithuania by a NATO fighter.
On the night of September 14 to 15, two Italian Eurofighter jets, carrying out a NATO air defense mission in Šiauliai, were scrambled and shot down a drone that had entered Lithuanian airspace, NATO's Joint Air Command confirmed in a statement posted on Facebook.
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