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Russian drone campaign mapped Nato air defence gaps, study finds

Russian drone campaign reveals Nato air defence gaps

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The brief

A recent study found that Russia's drone campaign mapped Nato air defence gaps. Coverage from The Telegraph, AP News, The Guardian, The New York Times, and Financial Times emphasizes that Russia conducted a drone surveillance campaign across European nuclear sites over an 18-month period.

The campaign reportedly used drones and possibly shadow ships. The extent of the drone incursions and the response from European authorities remain to be seen.

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What did the Russian drone campaign target?

European nuclear sites

How long did the Russian drone campaign last?

18 months

What was the result of the Russian drone campaign?

Mapped Nato air defence gaps

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