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NATO still intercepts drones with costly fighter aircraft, NOS reports

NATO continues to use expensive fighter aircraft to intercept drones, while calls grow for faster innovation in counter-drone capabilities.

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The reliance on costly aircraft for drone interception highlights an ongoing military capability and resource challenge for NATO.

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