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President warns Europe of swift Russian attack
Europe is facing increasing challenges in protecting itself from sudden Russian air attacks, as modern warfare methods are evolving rapidly, especially with the growing use of drones and missiles. The Latvian President warned that current defense capabilities, including systems like Patriot, may not be sufficient to counter a large and unexpected Russian attack, particularly in light of the ongoing depletion of U.S. missile stockpiles and delays in replenishing them. He also pointed out that Europe needs to enhance the production of air defense systems and increase missile availability, while Russia denies having any aggressive intentions and affirms its desire to cooperate with its European neighbors, despite rising concerns over the development of Russian military capabilities in drones and missile technology.
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