


European Defense Initiatives Struggle Amidst Evolving Drone Technology in Ukraine
Controversies linger over Europe's defense projects while Ukraine boosts production of advanced fiber-optic drones resistant to electronic warfare.
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Overview
As European defense systems falter due to infighting, Ukraine ramps up production of fiber-optic drones that navigate electronic warfare effectively. Meanwhile, Germany's Helsing firm is set to deliver 6,000 AI-powered attack drones to Kyiv, marking a significant shift in military strategy. The HX-2 drone, with a range of 100 km, promises enhanced warfare capabilities, while Ukraine's industry expands to adapt to modern battlefield demands. This highlights a stark contrast in military readiness as Europe grapples with internal disputes over defense initiatives and the operational risks posed by reliance on US support.
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