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Emerging Investments in Air Defence and Electronic Warfare
What is the central argument of “Emerging Investments in Air Defence and Electronic Warfare”, and why does it matter for European defence and dual-use markets?
Emerging Investments in Air Defence and Electronic Warfare: The war in Ukraine has redefined. Defence-finance analysis; 5-page sourced DFM PDF report.
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Original DFM publication · DFM Analysis report · 2025-10-16
The war in Ukraine has redefined the hierarchy of military priorities across Europe, and none more decisively than the need for integrated air defence and robust electronic warfare capabilities. For decades, European defence planning assumed that air superiority was guaranteed under the NATO umbrella and that high-intensity conflict on the continent was unlikely.
The systematic use of missiles, drones, and electronic interference by Russia has invalidated those assumptions. European skies, once considered safe, have become potential battlefields vulnerable to saturation attacks and hybrid intrusions.
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What is Emerging Investments in Air Defence and Electronic Warfare?
The systematic use of missiles, drones, and electronic interference by Russia has invalidated those assumptions.
Why does Emerging Investments in Air Defence and Electronic Warfare matter for European defence?
European skies, once considered safe, have become potential battlefields vulnerable to saturation attacks and hybrid intrusions.
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