SECURITYJul 7 · 15:15 UTCBREAKING DEFENSETim Martin and Elisabeth Gosselin-Malo

From GlobalEye to Triton, first wave of NATO Summit deals bet big on aerial capabilities

The NATO Summit deals focus on aerial capabilities like GlobalEye and Triton. The shift in air power comes as allies adjust to the US reducing military assets in Europe and preparing for Trump's address urging increased defense spending.

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