Ukraine, Zelensky: ‘Russian drones have gone too far, Europeans must respond’

Copenhagen (Denmark), 2 October (LaPresse) – “Unfortunately, we can all see that Russia is preparing its destructive actions. What matters most for Europe’s security now is political will, and that has been the main theme today. We believe that Europeans are clearly determined to respond, and to respond adequately, to the growing threat of drones. Russian drones have gone too far. Dangerous incidents with Russia have also gone too far.” This was stated by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at a press conference at the end of the European Political Community summit in Copenhagen. ‘Denmark, the other Nordic countries, Poland, neighbours, Romania. All this demonstrates the need for joint action and for every European country to have the capacity to deactivate drones,’ he continued. “Our military personnel with solid experience with drones are now in Denmark, and we will share their experience and expertise. And I hope that today’s meeting will strongly support the idea of a joint defence against drones. It can be called whatever you like, I mean, drone warfare, drone response to drones. But the point is the same. Every country must, of course, be protected from any drone.”