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At the recent NATO summit in Washington, the Ukraine Treaty was adopted, the main agreement that strengthens Ukraine's security. Signed by 32 participants, 23 countries have concluded bilateral security agreements with Ukraine, this agreement   marks a significant step in Ukraine's defense and relations with NATO. The main results of the Ukrainian agreement Increased military support Continuous supply of weapons and training to Ukraine. Commitment to help Ukraine in the development of defense capabilities. Long-term security guarantees Assurance of support if Russia attacks Ukraine after the war. Strengthened bilateral security agreements with several countries. Strategic defense initiatives Introduction of additional air defense systems. Progress in the transfer of F-16 aircraft. Expansion of defense cooperation. Leaders' statements President Joe Biden emphasized short- and medium-term support, including military aid and defense development. President Volodymyr Zelenskyi e

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) maintains a vigilant presence in its airspace, protecting member states from potential threats. Airspace incursions, when unauthorized aircraft enter the designated airspace of a country or alliance, can cause significant security problems. In 2024, NATO witnessed an increase in the number of airspace incursions, in particular by Russian military aircraft . This article examines the details of these incursions, examining their frequency, locations, and potential consequences. The frequency of airspace incursions NATO data indicate a significant increase in the number of airspace incursions in 2024 compared to previous years. During the first quarter of 2024, NATO aircraft flew over 300 times to intercept Russian aircraft, mainly in the Baltic region. This is 20-25% more than in the same period of 2023. Places of airspace incursions The majority of airspace incursions in 2024 occurred in the Baltic Sea region, particularly near the airspace