We have already made an inventory of what we could get out with short notice and with a little longer preparations, he continues.
Pål Jonson had several conversations with his Polish colleague during yesterday.
Partly they have identified a need to strengthen their air defense, where we have important experiences when we used our Gripen system down there.
But it can also be ground-based systems linked to electronic warfare or air defense, or it could be air-based systems. But the exact design we will get back to, says Jonson.
Now Nato's highest commander will coordinate the support so that it becomes effective and well-directed.
According to Nato sources, the drones seem to have had the military logistics hub Rzeszow as a target, which much of the world's aid to Ukraine passes through. Pål Jonson does not want to further comment on the information.
I can only establish that several of the drones were far into Polish territory and that it cannot have been any form of mistake.
