The military cannot legally target UAVs beyond their bases due to constitutional constraints, the paper says
Legal restrictions introduced after the collapse of the Nazi regime are preventing the German military from shooting down suspected ‘Russian drones’ over its own territory, Politico reported on Friday.
In recent weeks, officials in several Western nations have accused Russian aircraft and drones of violating EU airspace, describing the incidents as part of Moscow’s “hybrid war.” The Kremlin has denied the allegations, calling them unproven and accusing the West of anti-Russia “hysteria.”
As EU states discuss the creation of a “drone…
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