"Currently, except for Ukraine, probably all NATO partners do not have other ways to defend themselves against drones, and that is the problem. These systems and everything else need to be developed, they need to adapt to new conditions, but this is just as important for us as it is for all other partners," analyst and political commentator Marius Laurinavičius tells the Lrytas portal.
This is how he reacts to the talk that has been emerging the…
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"Currently, except for Ukraine, probably all NATO partners do not have other ways to defend themselves against drones, and that is the problem. These systems and everything else need to be developed, they need to adapt to new conditions, but this is just as important for us as it is for all other partners," analyst and political commentator Marius Laurinavičius tells the Lrytas portal.
This is how he reacts to the talk that has been emerging the…