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Russian drone campaign mapped Nato air defence gaps, study finds

Russian drone campaign mapped Nato air defence gaps, study finds
Financial Times Thursday 02 July 2026, 08:30 UTC 1 min read
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Nearly 150 UAV incursions into more than a dozen European countries were made over 19 months, IISS report says

Nearly 150 UAV incursions into more than a dozen European countries were made over 19 months, IISS report says
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