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Czech Republic Plans to Strengthen Protection of Critical Infrastructure From Drones

Operators of critical infrastructure facilities may, under certain conditions, be able to prevent foreign drones from flying over their protected areas, and in extreme cases, even destroy them.
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The state is actively strengthening its preparedness for crisis situations, for example by proposing a bill that expands protection against drones or by strengthening the security of schools, hospitals and other public places. This was stated by Interior Minister Lubomír Metnar (ANO), who also rejected the idea that the only tool for crisis preparedness in the Czech Republic is the “brochure” that the ministry prepared under the previous leaders…

The Czech government on Monday, November 9, will consider a draft law that will allow operators of critical infrastructure facilities, under certain conditions, to interfere with the flights of foreign drones over their territory and, in extreme cases, destroy them.

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🚁💪 In Ukraine there are new opportunities to protect critical infrastructure from dangerous drones! The Ministries of the Interior and Transport propose mechanisms that will allow detecting and even destroying drones that threaten our strategic facilities. This solution can significantly improve the security level of airports and energy hubs! 🌐

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Operators of critical infrastructure facilities may, under certain conditions, be able to prevent foreign drones from flying over their protected areas, and in extreme cases, even destroy them.

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Prague - Critical infrastructure operators could gain the ability to prevent foreign drones from flying over their protected areas under certain conditions, and in extreme cases, even destroy them. This is envisaged in a proposal by the Ministries of the Interior and Transport, which the government will discuss on Monday. Operators could request the designation of special protected areas, and their trained employees would then be able to interve…

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ceskenoviny.cz broke the news on Saturday, November 7, 2026.
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