UK drafting powers to shoot down drones over military bases
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Britain is drafting new powers to allow troops to shoot down unidentified drones threatening its military bases, defense minister John Healey announced on Monday (October 20).
Breakdown
- Britain is preparing new legal powers for troops to shoot down unidentified drones over military bases.
- The measures are in response to increased drone threats, particularly linked to Russia. 10s
- Recent incidents include drones crossing borders and airspace violations in Europe. 16s
- The UK Prime Minister is willing to consider deploying troops to Ukraine if necessary. 51s
- Drone activity has caused disruptions in European airspace, with Russia denying involvement. 1m 2s