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The European Union has a multi‑billion‑euro programme for anti‑drone defence across the continent

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  1. The European Union has a multi‑billion‑euro programme for anti‑drone defence across the continent.

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    A História do Dia (Observador)E se a Rússia atacar Portugal?
    “a própria União Europeia tem um programa para a defesa anti -drone ou contra -drone do território europeu de uns bilhões largos de euros,”

    Machine translation: the European Union itself has a programme for anti‑drone defence of the European territory of some large billions of euros

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  2. The host argues that Europe needs anti‑drone defence systems sooner rather than later.

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    A História do Dia (Observador)E se a Rússia atacar Portugal?
    “a Europa precisa mesmo de sistemas de defesa antidrone e, como vimos nesta conversa, é preciso que os tenha mais cedo do que tarde.”

    Machine translation: Europe really needs anti‑drone defence systems and, as we saw in this conversation, it is necessary to have them sooner rather than later

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