The European Commission has refused to allocate half a billion euros to the Baltic states for the development of anti-UAV systems against the background of the increasing frequency of UAV flights, LRT reports. Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia have proposed developing an artificial intelligence-based anti-UAV system that could serve as a model for other EU countries. However, European Defense Commissioner Kovilius said the EC could not provide additional funding as the current budget period was about to end. Smaller funds can be allocated to other programs. "Medina" website X/Twitter | Send news/photo/video | Advertising on the | channel help.