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The United States is a NATO member, so the initiative could affect how quickly it and other allies obtain counter-drone systems. The article provides no details on U.S. participation, costs or expected security effects.
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NATO has launched a marketplace intended to help member countries access selected counter-drone technologies more quickly, according to Army Technology. The report does not specify which technologies are listed or whether any purchases have been made.
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The United States is a NATO member, so the initiative could affect how quickly it and other allies obtain counter-drone systems. The article provides no details on U.S. participation, costs or expected security effects.