NATO’s counter-drone exercise tests Europe’s air-defense gaps
NATO’s Baltic Trust exercise in Riga ended August 14 after testing allied counter-drone coordination, but public evidence does not yet show whether key gaps were closed.
NATO’s Baltic Trust exercise in Riga ended August 14 after testing allied counter-drone coordination, but public evidence does not yet show whether key gaps were closed.
NATO leaders endorsed a new strategy for cooperation with the defense industry and announced more than $40 billion in planned counter-drone investment over five years at the alliance’s July 7 summit in Ankara, Türkiye.