On October 4, local time, European Ministers of Internal Affairs and Commissioner for Migration, Magnus Brenner met in Munich, Germany.Issues such as strengthening drone defense across Europe were discussed¡£

In response to the recent emergence of unknown drones in many European countries, German Interior Minister Dobrindt said that Germany will establish a drone defense center, and in the future, Germany may also amend its law to allow the German army to shoot down invading drones. European countries must strengthen drone defense, and Germany is currently participating in the "drone wall" project planned by the European Union.

Head of Journalism:The proposal and construction of the European ¡°drone wall¡± faces many challenges both inside and outside the EU. Within the EU, there are still different views on the specific implementation and implementation of this project, while the project also faces real problems such as difficulty in coordination, lack of funding sources. Outside the EU, the proposal and construction of the European ¡°drone wall¡± project is expected to continue to exacerbate the tension between Europe and Russia, and for a period of time, Europe and Russia will continue to engage in a fierce confrontation on this issue.

The meeting also discussed the path to transforming Europe¡¯s migration issue.The core initiative is to set up so-called "repatriation centers" in countries outside the EU. German Interior Minister Dobrindt said that he was negotiating with the European Commission and other EU member states interested in joining the initiative, and he hoped that an agreement could be reached on the establishment of a "repatriation center" within the EU.