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A radar detects a drone. A camera identifies it. A weapon could stop it. But what happens when the warning is stuck on the wrong screen?
NATO’s drone problem is also a software problem. Different countries bring different sensors, weapons, and command systems—and getting them to exchange useful information takes more than connecting them to a network.
I explain what NATO’s experiments in Latvia are exploring, why shared data standards matter, and how jamming, stale information, and human decisions complicate drone defense.
These are experiments, not proof of a deployed, alliance-wide drone shield. The challenge is turning promising demonstrations into systems that keep working when an enemy tries to break them.
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