LINKÖPING. The Swedish Air Force has fired its new super robot for the first time. Together with the new satellite, which will, among other things, spy on military targets in Russia, the Armed Forces now have a completely new weapon in its arsenal. "We have brought forward the development of capabilities," says Commander-in-Chief Michael Claesson to Di.
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LINKÖPING. The Swedish Air Force has fired its new super robot for the first time. Together with the new satellite, which will, among other things, spy on military targets in Russia, the Armed Forces now have a completely new weapon in its arsenal. "We have brought forward the development of capabilities," says Commander-in-Chief Michael Claesson to Di.