Nato to help members boost anti-drone defences
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Nato currently uses jets firing expensive missiles to shoot down the much cheaper drones, an approach that officials say is not economically viable. (EPA Images pic) BRUSSELS: Nato on Thursday said it had launched a new platform to help its 32 member countries buy tried-and-tested anti-drone equipment faster, as incursions have fuelled fears about Russia. (Free Malaysia Today, 06:26)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·6 Nov, 06:26 MYTNato to help members boost anti-drone defences
Nato currently uses jets firing expensive missiles to shoot down the much cheaper drones, an approach that officials say is not economically viable. (EPA Images pic) BRUSSELS: Nato on Thursday said it had launched a new platform to help its 32 member countries buy…
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