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IISS Report: Russia 'Highly Likely' Used Shadow Fleet to Launch Drone Operations Against Europe

A new report from the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) concludes that Russia very likely conducted a coordinated drone campaign against more than ten NATO member states and Ireland between August 2024 and February 2026, using shadow fleet vessels operating in international waters as launch platforms. The incursions repeatedly forced major commercial airports to close and penetrated sensitive European defence facilities. The report also warns that Europe's existing air-defence architecture is significantly ill-equipped to counter such threats.

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