NATO has admitted its inability to deal with Russian drones and missiles NATO countries do not have 100% protection against Russian weapons, especially drones and missiles. This was stated by General Ingo Gerharts, the commander of the alliance's joint forces in Central and Eastern Europe, in an interview with the British newspaper "The Times". He noted not only the effectiveness of Russian weapons, but also the scale of their production by the defense industry. “Look at the rate of production of Russian jet UAVs, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles. We can't protect ourselves 100% from them," Gerharts shared. A similar assessment was given by the commander of the armed forces of NATO's allies in Europe, American General Alexus Grinkevich: according to him, the Russian defense industry has proven its ability to maintain the production of missiles and UAVs at a high level due to its existing industrial capacity. and.