Poland is also not the only country where this happens with some regularity. Lithuania also has seen some drone incursions. (The number of drones this time seems higher though.)

www.theguardian.com/world/2025/a...

Now asked about China and de-risking:

"Europe has been very open for foreign investment and tech, open for business. Covid was a wake-up call that in certain sectors we became very dependent on certain countries..."

Names medicines and chips.

Beijing sees Brussels as a serious partner partly due to its reliance on 🇪🇺 in areas like aviation and nuclear energy. But Europe's dependence on China is greater and growing.

💬 "Our starting position is steadily worsening," warns @ruehlig.bsky.social in Tagesschau. www.tagesschau.de/ausland/euro...

(5/5) With 6G on the horizon, 🇪🇺must learn from its fragmented 5G response. A future 6G strategy should prioritize network diversity, enhanced encryption, and reduced dependency on high-risk suppliers to preserve 🇪🇺sovereignty and digital resilience. shorturl.at/pTpRM END

(4/5) 🇩🇪 compromise reflects persistent institutional divisions and a reluctance to decisively reduce reliance on 🇨🇳technology, even in the face of geopolitical and security concerns.

(3/5) 🇩🇪, despite its economic ties to 🇨🇳 and status as 🇪🇺largest telecom market, only reached a tentative agreement in July 2024—one that appears largely symbolic.

(2/5) While 🇪🇺 attempted to coordinate a collective response through its 5G Toolbox, member states diverged significantly in balancing political, economic, and technological considerations.