Ukraine's drone attacks reshape warfare, influence NATO defense plans

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Ukraine's stepped-up drone attacks on Russian energy infrastructure and military assets are reshaping modern warfare and influencing NATO's defense spending.
The alliance plans to invest over $40 billion in counter-drone capabilities.

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Ukraine's stepped-up drone attacks on Russian energy infrastructure and military assets are reshaping modern warfare and influencing NATO's defense spending. The alliance plans to invest over $40 billion in counter-drone capabilities.

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