The Telegraph: Russia’s new drone bases on the Ukrainian and Belarusian borders put NATO territory within range

Russia’s military has set up 10 new bases for launching attack drones in large numbers along the country’s borders with Ukraine and Belarus, the British newspaper The Telegraph reported, citing analysts at DroneSec who reviewed satellite images.

Nato has raised the alarm over the threat of a Russian attack amid repeated incursions by Moscow’s drones

Russia has built new drone launch pads near Ukraine, Belarus, putting NATO countries within range, The Telegraph reports  The Kyiv Independent

Russia is using secret bases to launch strikes on Ukraine and pose a threat to NATO nations.

Russia has built at least 10 new drone bases near its borders with Ukraine and Belarus, with dozens of launch rails capable of supporting its latest long-range attack drones. The expansion could eventually put NATO territory, including Warsaw, within range of Moscow’s growing drone arsenal.

The Kremlin says its drones could attack the UK from bases it has built inside its borders, but experts say it's highly likely the drones would be intercepted

Two Spanish F-18s deployed in Romania for a NATO mission on Sunday intercepted and destroyed an unidentified drone near the Moldovan border, Romania’s defence minister Radu Miruta confirmed.

It is the latest in a series of similar incidents involving drone incursions into NATO airspace from Ukraine

Romania's Defence Ministry didn't specify origin of the drone but has previously blamed Russia for similar incidents.

US intelligence agencies assessed that a test of alliance resolve could happen as early as this autumn, with possible operations ranging from cyberattacks to incursions along NATO's eastern edge