The drone war comes home: Canada scrambles to shield military bases in legal grey zone

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Military grappling with how to stop airborne threats without disrupting civilian life or breaking the law.

The Canadian military has quietly started deploying counter-drone systems around its major ports and air bases as it grapples with both the technology and the legalities of shooting down uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs), CBC News has learned.

The idea is to prevent the kind of grey-zone warfare incidents that have recently paralyzed parts of northern Europe, and to avert the kinds of surprise attacks which have characterized the war between Russia and Ukraine….

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