NATO’s eastern flank turns to air defence as a shared priority

Frontline allies argue that integrated air and missile defence is now the alliance’s most urgent capability gap.

Air defence unit on exercise in the Baltic region
Air defence unit on exercise in the Baltic region Photo: Demo placeholder

Frontline allies argue that integrated air and missile defence is now the alliance’s most urgent capability gap.

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