Nato to Help Members Boost Anti-Drone Defences

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NATO has launched a common platform through which the 32 Member States can purchase more quickly anti-drone defence equipment and systems, based on an increase in the number of drone incidents in Europe. The initiative aims to simplify the procurement process and reduce costs, through a mechanism similar to an online trading platform, according to the AFP press agency. According to the quoted source, each of these capacities costs between 1.6 mi…

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As drone incursions fuel concerns about Russia, NATO announced Thursday it has created a new platform to help the alliance's 32 member states more quickly acquire tried and tested anti-drone equipment.

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Allies commit to invest more than $40B in counter-drone capabilities during next 5 years under initiative

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NATO announced today that it is launching a common platform that should allow the 32 member states of the Alliance to acquire counter-drone equipment more quickly and effectively. The decision comes after the increasing number of incidents with unmanned aerial vehicles in Europe, BTA reported. “The idea is to offer a kind of purchasing mechanism, sometimes defined as e-commerce, through which these counter-drone equipment can be acquired in an e…

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Today, on Thursday, NATO launched a new platform allowing Member States to expedite the purchase and lease of anti-aircraft defence equipment and systems, in view of the growing security concerns caused by marching incursions into the airspace of a number of NATO States.