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Israeli and Serbian companies cooperate on target-tracking drones

Israeli and Serbian companies are cooperating on the production of drones designed to track and select targets. The supplied report does not specify the intended users or deployment context.

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Expanded access to autonomous or semi-autonomous targeting technology could create wider military and proliferation concerns.

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