
Can the Indo-Pacific Achieve Counter-UAS Interoperability?
As drone threats evolve, counter-UAS interoperability has become a critical issue in the Indo-Pacific. While NATO addresses this through common standards, interoperability exercises, and technical frameworks, the Indo-Pacific lacks an equivalent institutional structure. Despite bilateral and multilateral efforts among the U.S., Australia, Japan, and regional partners, forming a cohesive regional counter-UAS integration framework across one of the world's most geographically complex operational environments remains a significant challenge.
Source: CUAS Hub










