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Army Chief of Staff Vansina Demands Drone Protection for F-35 Bases

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On Monday, the first four F-35s will be delivered in Florennes, in the presence of King Philippe. Army Chief of Staff Frederik Vansina has demanded that the air bases be protected against drones. During his visit to the US, Defense Minister Theo Francken announced his intention to accelerate the process.
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Army Chief of Staff Vansina Demands Drone Protection for F-35 Bases

On Monday, the first four F-35s will be delivered in Florennes, in the presence of King Philippe. Army Chief of Staff Frederik Vansina has demanded that the air bases be protected against drones. During his visit to the US, Defense Minister Theo Francken announced his intention to accelerate the process.

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De Tijd broke the news in Belgium on Monday, October 6, 2025.
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