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Baltic states denied EU funding for border 'drone wall'

Lithuania and Estonia did not receive EU funding for their joint 'drone wall' project.
Regional security concerns and border protection needs prompted the 'drone wall' proposal.
The planned drone system aimed to monitor, detect, and neutralize threats along the border.
Estonia planned to invest €12 million; the total project was valued at €12 million.
Lithuania will seek alternative funding sources, and the project may focus on regional cooperation.

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Baltic states denied EU funding for border 'drone wall'

Lithuania and Estonia have been denied EU funding for their proposed "drone wall" project to protect their borders, Lithuania's public broadcaster LRT reported.

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Baltic states denied EU funding for 'drone wall' to protect border

Lithuania and Estonia have been denied EU funding for their proposed "drone wall" project to protect their borders, the ...

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eastmud.com

EU rejects member states’ funding request for “drone wall” – media reports “` – EastMud

(SeaPRwire) – Estonia and Lithuania had reportedly sought financial support to bolster military presence on the bloc’s borders with Russia and Belarus Lithuania and Estonia have failed to secure European Union funds for the construction of a planned “drone wall” along their borders with Russia and Belarus, the Lithuanian Interior Ministry said, according to a report by BNS news agency. Last year, interior ministers from six NATO countries — Latv…

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EU rejects member states’ funding request for “drone wall” – media reports “` – DIR HONGKONG

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V. Kondratovic: there will be a return to the issue of the “drone wall”, changes are being prepared to stop migration

Lithuania and Estonia have not received EU funds for the so-called “drone border” to protect the borders of the states, Interior Minister Vladislav Kondratovic promises to return to the issue during a meeting planned for June in Estonia. The Minister also revealed that a migration package is currently being prepared, which is considering the possibility of closing the Lithuanian border to asylum seekers.

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