Brussels: NATO allies on Wednesday condemned recent airspace violations in Poland and Romania, holding Russia fully responsible for what they described as 'dangerous and unacceptable' actions. The North Atlantic Council met in Brussels to discuss the violations and recent drone incidents, expressing full solidarity with the affected allies, NATO said in a statement.

According to Anadolu Agency, the statement declared that Russia bears full responsibility for the airspace violations, which demonstrate an increasing tolerance for risk. Allies emphasized their unity and determination to defend NATO territory, commending the swift response by national and alliance authorities.

NATO announced its continued efforts to strengthen integrated air and missile defenses across the alliance, focusing on its eastern flank from the Baltic to the Black Sea. The statement asserted that NATO stands ready to deter and defend against any aggression.

Additionally, allies reaffirmed their support for Ukraine's freedom, sovereignty, and territorial integrity, as well as efforts to achieve peace. They emphasized that Russian airspace violations and other acts would not deter NATO members from maintaining their commitment to Ukraine.