The Estonian Air Force is putting advanced counter-drone systems through their paces during the week-long Digital Shield exercise, aiming to stay ahead of emerging aerial threats.
In cooperation with the US Army, the drills tested both older and newly acquired systems, all of which have seen operational use in Ukraine.
The goal: digitally integrate drone detection and countermeasures so operators can track and neutralize threats from a single command hub.
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