The European Parliament has passed a resolution urging member states to prepare for potential attacks by Russian aircraft and drones. The measure received overwhelming support with 469 votes in favor, 97 against, and 38 abstentions, according to an official statement on the parliament’s website. The resolution comes amid heightened tensions between the EU and Russia, following recent incidents involving Russian military activity in the region. Parliamentarians emphasized the need for robust defense measures, including enhanced surveillance and rapid response protocols, to safeguard member states from potential aerial threats. The vote highlights the growing concern over Russia’s military capabilities and the potential for escalation in the region. The resolution does not call for direct military action but focuses on preparedness and defensive strategies to mitigate risks to European airspace.