European Union Defense Commissioner Andreas Kobilios announced that the EU would need about three million drones annually in case of any possible conflict with Russia.
“Russia may have about five million drones, so our capabilities must be beyond that,” Kobilius said in an interview with the English Sky News channel.
He added: “In the event of a conflict, we will need about three million drones per year; Instead of storing UAVs, Europe should start forming teams of operators, engineers and manufacturers who are ready to increase production capacity when necessary.
On the other hand, the Russian embassy in London announced on Thursday that Britain set its agenda on the basis of confrontation at the NATO meeting in The Hague and sought to intensify the confrontation with Russia.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly emphasized that Moscow has “no intention” to attack NATO member countries and considered this to be meaningless.
