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POLITICO Europe @politico.eu · 12/09/2025

Here’s a harsh truth: Those drones that flew into Polish airspace on Wednesday? They were made of foam and wood. With the help of fighter jets, NATO took down only three of them — exposing their own unpreparedness. Brussels Playbook dives deeper 👇

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NATO can’t afford Putin’s cheap thrills

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Igor @igoric.bsky.social · 12/09/2025

Welcome to the next gen asymmetric warfare. NATO Maginot line just got its confirmation of inadequacy. Look at it as a wake up call.

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Liz M @lizziemulligan.bsky.social · 12/09/2025

So, between Poland, the Netherlands, Italy, and Germany, they got 3 out of 19 drones. 🤦🏻‍♀️

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jbl23.bsky.social @jbl23.bsky.social · 12/09/2025

If so they would have had no radar profile, so again a deliberate move to test and bait Maybe we should do the same across Russia a vast swarm of the Aussie cardboard drones go shits and giggles and see how he feels

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centrisimo.bsky.social @centrisimo.bsky.social · 12/09/2025

Those planes are designed to go to the archer, not the arrows, so to destroy launching sites, comms equipment, radars, production sites, that would be the response in a real scenario. If you want to play the asymetric game, sink a couple of oil tankers and blame the houties…

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