Russian Spy Drones Over Germany: Why the Bundeswehr Cannot Shoot Them Down
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The Bundeswehr is unable to shoot down Russian spy drones over Germany due to restrictive rules, sparking debate about the need for policy changes.
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“When it comes to defence at its own sites, the principle of proportionality is decisive for the troops: risks or damage to bystanders must be avoided at all costs, especially if there is uncertainty whether a drone may be loaded with explosives.”
Sounds like they’re working to change the rules.
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