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Protection From Espionage - Bundeswehr Allowed to Buy Net Launcher Drones

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In order to protect against espionage and sabotage, the Bundeswehr is allowed to buy net launcher drones. This was decided by the Budget Committee in the Bundestag. He also approved new fire units for the "patriot" air defense system.

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Bundesver plans to purchase unmanned aerial vehicles with grids to protect barracks and other military facilities from drones. The Bundestag Budget Committee has approved a project for the purchase of drones with nets to protect military facilities. TASS transfers "Drone-nets are considered a proven means of protecting objects" to the defence department of the Federal Republic of Germany. These drones intercept the enemy's apparatus via a networ…

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In order to protect against espionage and sabotage, the Bundeswehr is allowed to buy net launcher drones. This was decided by the Budget Committee in the Bundestag. He also approved new fire units for the "patriot" air defense system.

·Hamburg, Germany
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BERLIN - The German armed forces (Bundeswehr) will acquire drones equipped with net-throwing equipment to protect military bases and other facilities from unmanned aircraft used for espionage and sabotage. The project has been approved by the Bundestag's budget committee, the Defense Ministry announced on Wednesday. DPA reports.

The German armed forces will acquire drones equipped with net-throwing equipment to protect military bases and other facilities from unmanned aircraft used for espionage and sabotage. The project has been approved by the Bundestag's budget committee, the Defense Ministry announced on Wednesday....

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Tagesschau broke the news in Hamburg, Germany on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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