(11 Sep 2025)
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Nieuwegein, Utrecht, Netherlands – 11 September 2025
1. Eric Schouten, CEO and founder of Dyami Security Intelligence entering his office
2. various of Schouten in his office
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Eric Schouten, CEO and founder of Dyami Security Intelligence:
"The aviation authorities, they understand that something is happening, so they will do something with this. What we will notice is there There’ll be. More and more restrictions in place. So airspace will be closed and also all of a sudden, so there might be a swarm of drones coming into the airspace we have to protect it so airspace we’ll be closed, it will be close for longer times airports will be shut down and all of the sudden within Europe you cannot fly to certain destinations because there’s something going on in the airspace and that’s a new reality that we have face."
4. Various of Schouten working in his office
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Eric Schouten, CEO and founder of Dyami Security Intelligence:
"It’s very interesting what happened. The Russian drones that arrived either through Polish or Belarus airspace. It really is challenging NATO. I mean, Russia is framing it as they were targeting Ukrainian targets, right, and they overflew Ukrainian airspace into Poland, but of course, we should see this as a test. We should see it as how is NATO going to react with such an amount, an overwhelming amount of drones? And NATO did react and they might not have expected this. Russia might not had expected this action."
6. Mid of Schouten in his office
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Eric Schouten, CEO and founder of Dyami Security Intelligence:
"If there are multiple drones flying into an airspace, they will crash somewhere. If they have explosives or not, it doesn’t really matter because even a drone with a large size and it hits a building and people are living inside the building or actually working inside the building. They might be injured or die even. So it is a big problem. We just do not want drones flying into the airspace at all. So, that has to stop."
8. Setup shot of Schouten
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Eric Schouten, CEO and founder of Dyami Security Intelligence:
"A lot of people in Europe do not understand this concept yet, they do not understands that war might be coming and it’s a long program of awareness that is being run in all these countries right now. Also in the Netherlands, where I’m from, but also in other countries, you know. Prepare for a conflict somewhere, you know, in Europe. That doesn’t mean it has to be at your house or in your city, but it will have effects even if it’s happening in Poland. It will have its effect here in the Netherlands. So, all the people in the countries in Europe, they have to understand that it’s not something that’s happening far, far away, but it’s getting closer to where you live and you have to prepare for that."
10. Various shots of Schouten in. his office
STORYLINE:
After Russian drones were shot down in Poland, an aviation expert in Europe said the Russian airspace breach can disturb commercial flights in eastern parts of Europe.
On Wednesday, Polish authorities reported 19 airspace violations, leading to response with fighter jets and defense systems on alert.
Up to four drones were shot down with NATO’s help.
Eric Schouten, CEO and founder of Dyami Security Intelligence said this incident will disturb the the commercial flights as more airspace will be closed and more restrictions will be imposed.
The incident highlighted NATO’s vulnerability to drone warfare.
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