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IISS Report: Russia Used Shadow Fleet to Conduct 18-Month Drone Surveillance Campaign Against European NATO Bases

The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) has published a report assessing that Russia most likely conducted a systematic drone reconnaissance and harassment campaign against sensitive NATO military facilities across Europe between August 2024 and February 2026, launching UAVs from shadow-fleet tankers in international waters. Targets included nuclear weapons sharing sites and France's ballistic missile submarine base. The operation forced repeated airport closures and exposed critical gaps in NATO's collective air defence architecture.

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Source: EURASIAN Times Defense

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