Latvia to strengthen anti-drone defences along its Russia and Belarus border - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMizAFBVV95cUxNS2hfZG5QRS1PMjBxTDQwMEJ1blFVSnZkVUtSSks3LTQyc2ZwRDg1SGtTM21IVlRCcUdKa3l5MDdyZVFPUk5Rc1NuZGg2ZENlR05GVTBpSmZQdUtBNER3ZVJIMGtZQ2xyREllUUUzbl9YcEg2ZFFja1g0MzE5TExtMVpaOC1OY2N4dlhNMDRILTdtN0xkOVVpRElGckptc3JPSFkwU3dwQjE3X2lyRHFRQ2Q1SDNvZ2VRT0dkcTRmbFVIN1g1QWluOTdtRHk?oc=5" target="_blank">Latvia to strengthen anti-drone defences along its Russia and Belarus border</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Latvia is enhancing its anti-drone defences along its borders with Russia and Belarus in response to recent drone incursions, deploying mobile interceptor teams equipped with 'killer drones' to protect against military drones.

Latvia will deploy mobile drone-interceptor units to its eastern border within days in response to a series of drone incursions from Russia, aiming to have the units operational by early next month.

Latvia is bolstering its anti-drone defences along the 400-km borders with Russia and Belarus, deploying mobile interceptor teams equipped with 'killer drones' amid a rise in stray Ukrainian drone incursions.

Latvia is increasing anti-drone defences on its borders with Russia and Belarus in response to drones flying into the NATO country, deploying interceptor teams over the next two weeks.

Latvia is fortifying its drone defenses along its borders with Russia and Belarus in response to aerial incursions, deploying drone interceptor teams to secure its 400-km border while balancing other military needs.