The EU is boosting drone production - is it ready for war?
Is the European Union doing as much as it can to protect its citizens?
The EU is boosting drone production - is it ready for war?
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Russia has violated NATO airspace approximately 37 times since 2022. The EU wants to accelerate the bloc’s drone production and boost its defence strategy against hybrid threats. Can Europe ramp up its hybrid-detection system? Ask the Euronews chatbot.
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