Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland are collaborating on an anti-drone project, but have encountered funding difficulties from the EU.
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The anti-drone shield project is a reaction to the increasing threats from drones, especially from Russia, which denies any involvement. Following recent incidents, including the downing of drones in Poland, the EU Commissioner for Defense will coordinate discussions to assess available equipment and additional needs. Ursula von der Leyen emphasized the importance of credible defense, proposing the allocation of 6 billion euros for an anti-drone alliance with Ukraine.
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Țările europene discută construirea unui „perete anti-dronă” după încălcări ale spațiului aerian
Uniunea Europeană intenționează să investească miliarde de euro pentru un scut anti-drone folosind tehnologie ucraineană, ca răspuns la incursiunile aeriene ale Rusiei în spațiul NATO
FT: UE investeşte miliarde de euro într-un scut anti-drone folosind tehnologie ucraineană
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