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Sweden is spending €795 million on anti-drone defence - NordiskPost
Sweden has announced a €795 million investment in anti-drone defense systems under the GUTE II program, incorporating advanced radar, electronic warfare, and artillery components. This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance territorial air defense in response to evolving threats highlighted by the Ukraine conflict.
Saab receives order for counter-unmanned aerial system from Sweden
Saab has secured a SEK 2.6 billion contract from the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration for a mobile and modular counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) to be delivered between 2027 and 2028. This system aims to enhance Sweden's airspace security by integrating with existing defense assets to detect, track, and neutralize drone threats.
Defence Strengthens Units With Drone and Counter-Drone Capab
The Dutch Ministry of Defence has integrated drones and counter-drone capabilities into its combat units, highlighting the importance of UAS in modern military operations. This initiative is supported by collaboration with research institutions and the Dutch drone industry, aiming to enhance innovation and supply security.
Sweden awards GUTE II counter-drone contracts to Saab, BAE Systems Bofors – AeroTime
Sweden has awarded a SEK 8.7 billion (~$828 million) contract under the GUTE II program to Saab, BAE Systems Bofors, Nammo, and SISU for developing mobile counter-drone and air defense systems. The systems are designed to protect military formations and critical infrastructure against UAVs and low-flying threats.
Sweden Orders SEK 2.6 Billion Saab Counter-Drone System
Sweden has contracted Saab to deliver a SEK 2.6 billion advanced mobile counter-UAS system to enhance its defenses against drone threats. The system, developed with the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration and Armed Forces, will be delivered from 2027 to 2028.
Saab secures $240M counter-drone system order from Sweden - Defensehere
Saab has secured a $240 million contract from the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration for a mobile and modular counter-UAS system. The system is designed to protect Swedish Armed Forces and critical infrastructure by detecting, tracking, and neutralizing drone threats, with deliveries expected between 2027 and 2028.
Sweden signs air defence contracts to improve C-UAS capabilities
Sweden's Ministry of Defence and FMV have signed contracts with BAE Systems Bofors and Saab to enhance their counter-UAS capabilities. The contracts, valued at SEK8.7 billion, include the Tridon Mk2 anti-aircraft system and the Saab Trackfire remote weapon station, with deliveries starting in 2027.
DWIM Monthly: March 2026 | Unmanned Systems Warfare Analysis
In March 2026, Iranian and Russian drone strikes caused significant damage to U.S. and Ukrainian forces, leveraging space-based ISR for precision targeting. The U.S. countered with satellite-enabled campaigns, degrading 70% of Iranian launch systems, while Ukraine's missile strikes severely impacted Russian oil exports.
Pentagon Preparing for Drone Swarm 'Crucible'
The Pentagon is advancing its Swarm Forge initiative, a project aimed at enhancing capabilities to counter drone swarms. This initiative is part of a broader strategy called for by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to address emerging threats from unmanned aerial systems.
Pentagon Considers Anti-Drone Lasers in Washington Airspace
The Pentagon is evaluating the deployment of anti-drone laser systems within Washington D.C.'s airspace to enhance security against unauthorized UAVs. This initiative reflects growing concerns over drone threats in sensitive areas.