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Germany creates mobile police units to combat drones

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New groups will protect airports, railway stations, government quarters, and other critical facilities. The Interior Ministry plans to deploy these units in nine key cities, including Berlin, Frankfurt, Munich, Hamburg...
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Key takeaways To counter the escalating hybrid warfare from Russia, Germany is organizing the deployment of specialized anti-drone police teams in nine major urban centers. These units, led by the Federal Ministry of the Interior, will be stationed in cities such as Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Cologne, Frankfurt am Main, Stuttgart, Düsseldorf, Hanover, and Leipzig. […]

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The German Interior Ministry is preparing measures against unidentified drones, and mobile units of the federal police will be reinforced at airports, train stations and in the government district of Berlin.

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According to their information, he foresees the expansion of mobile units of the federal police to combat drones. They will be stationed at strategically important facilities - airports in Berlin, Hamburg, Hanover, Düsseldorf, Cologne, Leipzig, Munich, Frankfurt am Main, Stuttgart, railway stations, as well as in the government district in the German capital. Operators of critical infrastructure facilities will be given the right to independentl…

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Special units of the Federal Police can be quickly deployed to combat drones in nine strategically important cities in Germany as part of preparations...

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Britské listy broke the news on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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