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Separately, a Ukrainian official told Breaking Defense that Kyiv’s forces are constantly having to evolve their cyber and electronic warfare tactics to stay ahead of Russia.
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Advanced Navigation said it believes the new sensor system will enable drones “to navigate unlimited distances over land without relying on GPS, and is passive and resistant to interference.”
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“So, we need to stay in the race and find an answer to these threats, and use the lessons learned in the Red and Black seas,” General Thierry Carlier said during Euronaval.
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“Norway is considering several types of drones, and it is too early to comment further on the type, number, or specific requirements for the acquisition beyond what is outlined in the adopted long-term plan,” a Norwegian official told Breaking Defense, though one US executive expects a decision within months.
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“This will be produced in Ukraine by the Ukrainian defense industry. It will be financed by Sweden,” Swedish defense minister Pål Jonson said of the long-range weapons.
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The service and company are expected to ink a deal by the end of the year.
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“The USAF might win with standoff-centric theories of victory,” write two Air Force officers here. “However, with air superiority, the odds of victory increase drastically.”
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