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  1. The war in Ukraine has highlighted the urgent need for advanced technology and reinforced the requirement for the UK defense forces to meet their commitments within NATO.
  2. NATO allies are placing orders for advanced military technology from CiS Drone Systems, highlighting the urgent need for defense capabilities in the Russo-Ukrainian war.

Counter-UAS Technology Tested and Sold to Military Operations

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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A compact counter-drone system, which functions as an RF detection and jamming device, underwent operational testing with a major military force in Europe. The technology was subsequently adopted by military troops and sold to operations in two different regions. The system can detect hostile drones up to two kilometers away and has a jamming capability extending to three kilometers.

From jpost.com

Why it matters

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The adoption and sale of this advanced defense technology highlights the urgent need for specialized military capabilities in current conflict zones. This trend reinforces the requirement for defense forces to meet commitments and suggests growing demand for advanced military hardware.

NATO allies are placing orders for advanced military technology from CiS Drone Systems, highlighting the urgent need for defense capabilities in the Russo-Ukrainian war.

From jpost.com

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