Zelensky asks NATO to stop Russian terror in Ukraine

Since 2022, enemy drones have violated Romanian airspace at least 17 times. Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky is confident that NATO will reconsider its decision regarding the shooting down of enemy air targets over Ukraine. After a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, Zelensky hopes for the Alliance’s position on this issue. He also mentioned the situation with Israel, where allies are helping to shoot down Iranian missiles and drones. Zelensky calls on the West to be more decisive in protecting the Ukrainian sky, not seeing much difference between the situation in the Middle East and in Ukraine.

The Pentagon said that the interception of Russian targets from Poland and Romania is already NATO's new involvement in the conflict. Ukraine, according to Sabrina Singh, is successfully coping with the destruction and interception of Russian missiles and drones. Polish President Duda announced his country’s readiness to shoot down Russian air targets over Ukraine. Poland often scrambles its fighters during air raids, but has not yet shot down a single target. In early October, Romanian authorities discovered the wreckage of a Russian kamikaze drone in the Danube Delta.