For more than three years, Ukraine has been battling Russian attack drones. On Wednesday, NATO got a taste of that fight.

In a swift response to a Russian drone incursion into Polish airspace earlier this week, NATO on Friday announced the launch of a new defensive initiative, dubbed “Eastern Sentry,” aimed at strengthening its eastern flank across member states.

A NATO spokesperson said the incident marked the first time that NATO aircraft "have engaged potential threats in allied airspace."

The Defence Secretary John Healey says new technology and surveillance has been installed at RAF Brize Norton.

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F-35s and other NATO aircraft were called into action on Wednesday after Russian drones crossed into Polish airspace.

In those hectic seconds, it was unclear where the shot came from, or if the gunman would fire another. Footage shows those security guards staying low to the ground, drawing their guns at their sides in case of more fire, and quickly tending to Kirk's wound.

EADaily, September 14th, 2025. The purpose of the recent action with drones, in addition to the desire to test the ability of Poland and NATO to respond, could be pressure on the alliance. This was stated in an interview with the weekly Die Zeit by German political scientist Herfried