The drone intrusions recently have raised the issue of drones and anti-drone defense on the EU's agenda. In particular, it is the idea of a "drone wall" that has received attention.
When the EU leaders meet in Copenhagen today, one of the main issues is how Europe can arm itself faster.
Drone defense is extremely important – and to cooperate on drones – not least to increase production capacity, says Kristersson before the meeting.
At the same time, he emphasizes that it is not about the EU taking over tasks from NATO or national defense.
He is also lowering the expectations of what a drone wall could mean.
It's not that you've suddenly come up with something that will guarantee all of Europe a drone capacity, he says.
The drone wall is a way of expressing that we must speed up the ability to produce both drones and anti-drone capacity.
