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Small AI models enable drones to identify and attack targets
A NATO-backed startup, Scaleout Systems, is developing AI models for small drones to detect and select targets. The company shifted focus to defense after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. These lean AI models run on various hardware to support surveillance and attack missions for NATO allies.
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Tusk warns of potential Russian strikes against Ukraine’s allies
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that Russia may launch drone or missile attacks against Ukraine and its allies, including NATO countries. Tusk said Russia aims to weaken NATO and create the impression that attacks are accidents. He plans to travel to Kyiv to discuss defense and sanctions with Ukrainian officials and partners.
Von der Leyen proposes EU security council and emergency talks
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed a new security mechanism modeled on NATO's Article 4. This plan would allow any member state to trigger EU-wide emergency talks over threats like drone attacks. She also suggested creating a European Security Council that includes countries outside the bloc.
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Nato chief praises UK’s commitment to security during visit
Nato secretary-general Mark Rutte will meet with UK officials and give a speech in Oxfordshire. He will praise Britain’s defence investment and describe Nato as becoming more European. Rutte will also discuss Nato’s efforts to counter Russia and China and the importance of increased defence spending.
NATO coverage centers on defense spending commitments, Ukraine support, and alliance politics — stories that often get buried under broader geopolitical framing. Wisp merges outlets covering the same summit or decision into one summary, keeping the actual policy outcome in focus.