Recently, a series of European countries have witnessed a surge in the sightings of unidentified drones in their airspace, a situation that has even led to the temporary suspension of operations at civilian airports in certain cities. For example, drones of unknown provenance have been observed hovering over airports in various regions of Germany. Notably, Munich Airport was forced to close its doors temporarily due to an intrusion by one such drone. On the 13th (local time), during his visit to Kyiv, Josep Borrell, the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, announced that the European Commission would put forward a European defense blueprint. This blueprint will prioritize the advancement of anti-drone technologies and propose strategies to counter the rising tide of hybrid attacks. In response to the escalating threat, Germany has also initiated the process of drafting legislation that would empower the police to take down drones operating illegally.