Greece develops new systems to counter drones
Greece is significantly strengthening its defensive shield by investing in domestic technology to counter modern threats. The company ALTUS LSA recently unveiled new anti-drone systems, named KMB Hunter and M3NTOR, which are designed to detect and neutralize unmanned aerial vehicles.
These specific systems represent a significant innovation for the Greek defense industry. According to reports, their development aims to provide an effective and low-cost solution against drones, such as the well-known Bayraktar, which are widely used in military operations globally.
The technology of anti-drone systems is becoming increasingly essential in the modern theater of conflict. By producing these systems, Greece seeks to gain greater autonomy in protecting its airspace, reducing reliance on foreign technologies and enhancing the capabilities of the Armed Forces.
This development highlights the potential of the Greek industry in the high-tech sector. The ability to design and manufacture specialized equipment that can meet modern security challenges is an important step for the country, as the use of drones continues to change the landscape of international defense.