Finland to deploy autonomous drone boats for EU border surveillance on Russian maritime border
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Matthias Monroy
Summary
Finland is set to become the first EU country to deploy autonomous drone boats for maritime border surveillance on the Gulf of Finland, targeting Russia's shadow fleet. The project, part of the EU-funded "Stronger Coast Guard Responses" initiative, involves the Finnish Border Guard, Frontex, and EMSA. The autonomous surface vehicles will monitor Finland's external border with Russia, marking a significant step in EU border security technology.
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The project is funded by Frontex resources but is aimed at Russia's shadow fleet.
The scheme is part of the European Union-funded project 'Stronger Coast Guard Responses' and is to be trialled in the Gulf of Finland on the maritime border with Russia.
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