Ukraine: The Latest 'Putin is testing us' says Healey & NATO determines drone incursion 'not an attack' on Poland
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Sep 11, 2025 
Jade McGlynn, a researcher from the War Studies Department at King's College, sheds light on the intense resistance in Russian-occupied Ukraine and the dire water crisis in Donetsk. She discusses NATO's latest response to a drone incursion over Poland, highlighting rising military tensions and strategies. The conversation delves into the harsh realities faced by residents in occupied areas, including acts of defiance against collaborators. McGlynn emphasizes the significance of international support and the resilience of those under siege.
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NATO Chose Discussion Over Automatic Retaliation
- NATO treated the 19-drone incursion as serious but not meeting the threshold for Article 5.
- Officials framed it as a discussion issue under Article 4 to avoid automatic escalation.
Mixed Messages From NATO And Member States
- Responses from NATO and national ministers were mixed, with strong language but cautious decisions.
- That mixture shows democratic debate can produce divergent public messaging during crises.
Bolster Air Defences Over Eastern Europe
- Explore bolstering NATO air defences near eastern borders with assets like Typhoons or Sky Sabre.
- Strengthen radar and missile coverage to deter further drone probes into allied airspace.