European Leaders Unite in Copenhagen to Strengthen Drone Defense and Pressure Russia
European leaders, including Manfred Weber, Ursula von der Leyen, and Keir Starmer, have united in Copenhagen to discuss enhanced drone defense and economic pressure on Russia. The summit emphasized the need for a 'drone shield' and tougher sanctions against Moscow.
The meeting saw calls for more sanctions, particularly targeting Russia's energy sector. French President Emmanuel Macron proposed shooting down intruding drones and boarding illicit oil ships. He cited the seizure of an oil tanker as a successful example. Polish PM Donald Tusk expressed confidence in Europe's ability to win the conflict, while German Chancellor Friedrich Merz highlighted unity among leaders. UK PM Keir Starmer stressed the importance of bolstering Ukraine's defenses.
Macron urged unpredictability in Europe's response to Russian actions, emphasizing strategic ambiguity. Danish PM Mette Frederiksen echoed this sentiment, warning that Russia poses a threat to all of Europe and calling for increased European strength.
The Copenhagen summit ended with European leaders resolved to strengthen their defenses against drone threats and intensify economic pressure on Russia. They agreed on the need for more sanctions, particularly in the energy sector, and discussed measures to disrupt Moscow's war revenue. The leaders emphasized unity and determination in confronting Russian aggression.
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