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Drone defenses face security gaps in the sky

The headline identifies a security gap in defenses against drones. The supplied information does not specify the location, incident or operational consequences.

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Unaddressed drone-defense gaps can increase vulnerability to attacks or disruption, but the scale is unclear.

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