Latvian Prime Minister Says Drone Wall Idea is ‘Very Raw’

The Latvian Prime Minister, Evika Silina, has responded to the European Union's plan to establish a "drone wall" along the eastern border of the bloc. While she welcomed the idea, Silina described it as "very raw," indicating that the concept requires further development and refinement. The drone wall, which is intended to enhance border security, would involve the use of drone technology to monitor and respond to potential threats along the EU's eastern border. Silina's comments suggest that the current proposal lacks the necessary details and implementation strategy to be considered a fully-fledged solution. The Prime Minister's remarks highlight the need for the EU to engage in a more comprehensive dialogue and planning process with its member states to ensure the drone wall initiative addresses the specific security concerns and practical considerations of each country involved. As the plan progresses, the EU will likely need to address Silina's concerns and refine the proposal to ensure its effective and efficient deployment along the eastern border.