The courses, expected to begin as early as this summer, will take place at training centers in western Ukraine and will not involve direct combat.

The Danish Armed Forces plan to send unarmed troops to Ukraine for short-term training courses to study the country’s drone warfare tactics, Major General Peter Boysen, Denmark’s commander-in-chief, told state broadcaster TV 2 on April 16.

  • cosmicrookie
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    9 days ago

    How does one find out where a drone is being controlled from though?

    • OwlPasteEnglish
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      7 days ago

      the issue is keeping this secret over time will be hard, we see alot of leaks from russians its prudent to assume nato intelligence is also leaking in a similar way.

      And given how Europe doesn’t want to put the boots on the ground right now to stop this war of aggression, they won’t do this.

    • Cephalotrocity@biglemmowski.winOPEnglish
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      9 days ago

      Signals intelligence is a whole specialization, and if that isn’t enough simple espionage will suffice. I’m not saying Russia will send a missile to the exact coords of someone controlling a drone from their home in Copenhagen. I’m saying simply the announcement that volunteers are engaging soldiers remotely from NATO cities might be considered ‘proper’ grounds for war which is why we haven’t done so already (or if we have kept damn quiet for this reason).