How the UK’s counter-drone approach has evolved over the last year
June 19, 2026
Over the past year, a series of incidents and policy changes have highlighted how the United Kingdom is responding to the growing threat posed by
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Over the past year, a series of incidents and policy changes have highlighted how the United Kingdom is responding to the growing threat posed by
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