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A NATO ally is building automated defenses against Russia's drones to let fewer soldiers do more

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Latvia, a NATO member, is constructing an automated anti-drone defense system on its border with Russia to detect and neutralize drones with minimal human intervention, inspired by Ukraine's experience. Soldiers will only decide when to engage threats, enhancing defense efficiency.

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