NATO has earmarked more than $40 billion for the development and deployment of counter‑drone technologies, reflecting growing concerns over unmanned aerial threats. At the same time, U.S. agencies are intensifying their own efforts to mitigate these risks, expanding measures aimed at detecting and neutralizing hostile drones. The combined investment signals a coordinated push by both the alliance and the United States to strengthen aerial security capabilities.
More than $40bn allocated by NATO for counter-drone technologies as US agencies ramp up measures against aerial threats.
