Romanian Defence Minister Angel Tilvar has called for NATO to take decisive action against Russian missile and drone incursions into member states' airspace, reflecting heightened security concerns among NATO members. The issue of bolstering Ukraine's air defense systems, particularly involving Greece and Spain, is under scrutiny as NATO and European institutions pressure member states to contribute more, including S-300 and Patriot systems. Dutch Defence Minister Ruben Brekelmans echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the need for NATO to intercept any Russian drones or missiles that violate airspace, labeling such actions as 'unacceptable and dangerous'. Both ministers highlight the urgency of a collective NATO response to safeguard regional stability amid ongoing threats from Russia. The situation is further complicated by political controversy within Greece regarding the potential deployment of air defense systems to Ukraine. As the conflict intensifies, the West faces increasing pressure to enhance Ukraine's defenses while addressing security concerns within NATO member nations.