Security-Update: Drohnen aus der Ukraine – rüsten wir das Richtige auf?

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Deutschland und die Ukraine wollen gemeinsam weitreichende Drohnen mit Reichweiten von bis zu 1.500 Kilometern entwickeln. Verteidigungsminister Boris Pistorius spricht in Kyjiw von einer vertieften Rüstungskooperation, während Europa gleichzeitig nach Ersatz für ausbleibende amerikanische Fähigkeiten sucht. Im Gespräch mit dem Sicherheitsexperten Christian Mölling geht es um die zentrale Frage: Rüstet Europa gerade das Richtige auf? […]

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