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AirEuropeAug 07, 2026

NATO tests autonomous drones without GPS

NATO has tested autonomous drones operating without GPS. The trials address navigation and mission execution in electronically contested environments. GPS-denied performance is a central requirement for survivable uncrewed systems. The testing advances alliance work on resilient autonomous operations.

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