Europa se pregătește pentru atacuri cu drone care ar putea lăsa milioane de oameni fără curent și căldură. Cum schimbă autoritățile regulile de apărare

European governments are considering allowing energy companies and critical infrastructure operators to neutralize drones threatening strategic installations. This comes amid concerns that drone attacks could lead to significant disruptions in electricity and heating, especially during winter. Several countries are reevaluating the protection of power plants and other essential sites. France has advanced legislation permitting authorized operators to detect and neutralize drones. Germany is also looking to modify legal frameworks for active defense participation. However, the expansion of operators' powers raises legal issues regarding liability for potential damages caused by neutralized drones. Modern systems are being developed to enhance rapid response capabilities.