Three Visions for NATO Air and Missile Defense
For two years, Russia has launched constant air and missile attacks against Ukraine, featuring thousands of ballistic, cruise, and hypersonic missiles, unguided rockets and bombs, and one-way attack drones. So it’s no surprise that at the recent 75th anniversary of NATO, the allies paid close attention to their air and missile defense capabilities. NATO member states have made some progress in addressing their own air defense weaknesses. The allies, for example, now recognize their low capacity in low-altitude sensors and missile interceptors and are investing in their defense industrial base and in off-the-shelf technologies. The alliance has also expanded its The post Three Visions for NATO Air and Missile Defense appeared first on War on the Rocks.
For two years, Russia has launched constant air and missile attacks against Ukraine, featuring thousands of ballistic, cruise, and hypersonic missiles, unguided rockets and bombs, and one-way attack drones. So it’s no surprise that at the recent 75th anniversary of NATO, the allies paid close attention to their air and missile defense capabilities. NATO member states have made some progress in addressing their own air defense weaknesses. The allies, for example, now recognize their low capacity in low-altitude sensors and missile interceptors and are investing in their defense industrial base and in off-the-shelf technologies. The alliance has also expanded its
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