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Israeli autonomous-drone company wins NATO contract

An Israeli autonomous-drone company received a NATO contract worth up to $15 million. The deal comes amid efforts to develop alternatives to Chinese drones.

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The contract highlights strategic competition over military drone technology and supply chains.

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