Drones are reshaping warfare worldwide. Munich-based startup Tytan develops low-cost interceptor drones that are being tested by Ukraine and Germany's military. European armed forces are rushing to mo
So it’s drone v drone?! We’re dog fighting with drones now, right?!! Which means the era of fighter jets is over! That is a good thing MONETARILY!! Many to MOST combat drones are cheaper to produce than a FIGHTER JET!!!
Oh gawd….the germans marching towards Russia again. Get over it. Our western countries have debt, money printing, war and thieving. What an embarrassment and a sad state we leave for our young people
This is total NATO involvement given they don’t have the troop numbers to send that would make any material difference. In any other age we would consider the US, UK, Germany, France and others at war with Russia. There will probably come a time when Russia responds, and I don’t like your chances of getting the Ch5 support you’re dreaming of
Germany is decades behind the likes of Turkey in drones technology and even now they focus on small drones that even African countries produce. It's a sad ending for a country that once was a major engineering and technology country
The EU faces additional pressure due to Donald Trump’s wavering commitment to NATO and his demands for higher defense spending among member states.
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