Europe is turning to Israeli air defenses as rising Russian drone incursions disrupt airspace and challenge detection and interception capabilities. A report cited dozens of incursions over multiple countries, including flights over sensitive sites and repeated pressure on airports and military operations. EU lawmakers have called for faster delivery of air-defense equipment and greater pooling of resources, especially on the eastern flank. Israeli-made systems are described as part of wider, multilayer defense efforts designed to counter both drones and complex, coordinated aerial threats.
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