Alarm for the Russian threat has been marked in NATO. NATO and EU defense ministers are meeting in Brussels in the shadow of Russian drones violations, defense spending and Ukraine’s support on the agenda.

NATO Mark Rutte’s Secretary General said on Wednesday, before the meeting of the Ministers of Defense in Brussels, that the military alliance and the European Union are working together in their efforts to create a wall of unmanned aircraft to protect the countries of members from the invasions of unmanned aircraft.

Asked if they double their efforts, Rutte said that the EU and NATO have different roles, with NATO providing military opportunities and the EU maintaining the mild power of the internal market and ensuring that money is there.

“We have learned the active application of peace through President Trump” He pointed out US Minister of War Pitt Hegshez. We expect NATO countries to invest in the Purl (Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List) mechanism. The mechanism allows NATO allies to finance the purchase of ready -to -use weapons from US reserves, thereby accelerating the supply of emergency military means to Ukraine

Russia will be a real threat to NATO After the war in Ukraine, there is a new reinforcement of Russian army forces warned Finnish Defense Minister Andy Hakanen. The Finnish defense minister stressed that Russia is consuming its military resources rapidly and is becoming increasingly dependent on China.

For his part, Dutch Defense Minister Ruben Bekelmans said his country supports NATO’s efforts to unify the different regulations and rules of allies involved for missions on the east side.

The Dutch defense minister noted that NATO’s military alliance needs to be taught by invasions of unmanned aircraft into Poland’s national airspace and find a more efficient way to break them from using F-35 fighter aircraft.

Brekelmans also told reporters in Brussels, where he is attending a NATO defense ministers, that his country is planning To spend 90m euros on drones on Ukraine.

The Olandan minister added that more NATO member states should increase their contribution to Purl.

He expressed his country’s support for NATO’s efforts to unify the different regulations and rules of the allies’ institutions in the alliance’s eastern wing.

“It is very important to work on these regulations and to unify them more,” Brekelmans told reporters before the NATO defense ministers in Brussels.

Swedish Defense Minister Pal Jonson said his country was ready to re -contribute to Purl, and called on other countries to continue and intensify their help to Ukraine.

‘We see the wrong course on support for Ukraine. This has been reduced. We want to see more efforts to boost and increase financial support and military donations to Ukraine. ‘ Yonson said characteristically.

Estonian Defense Minister Hano Pevkour said his country joined the fourth package of the Purl mechanism, the agreement to be finalized very soon, perhaps already on Wednesday.