Mark Rutte announces $40 billion investment in anti-drone systems for NATO countries

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NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte announced an investment of $40 billion in drone defense systems over the next five years during a summit.
The initiative includes participation from 12 countries, including Greece.
Rutte indicated that this investment aims to strengthen European defense capabilities and reassure U.S. President Donald Trump of Europe's commitment to defense.
The announcement comes amid heightened focus on drone technology's significance, particularly due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
NATO will also be acquiring up to five surveillance drones, specifically the Grumman MQ-4C Triton.

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