Apărarea la bucată: Ucraina privatizează cerul, România încă îl testează

Ukraine has begun privatizing drone defense for civilian targets, while Romania is still testing its systems. The Ukrainian government has outsourced part of its air defense to private companies, allowing them to protect various facilities against drone attacks. This model raises concerns about equity, as larger companies can afford their own defenses, leaving smaller businesses reliant on state resources. In Europe, investment in anti-drone technology is surging, with NATO allies planning significant funding. However, the integration of these systems into a cohesive defense architecture remains a challenge. Romania is caught between NATO tests and real threats, as incidents near its borders highlight the urgency for effective drone defense.