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Greek maritime drone surveillance expansion
Overview
Greece is expanding its maritime surveillance capabilities in the Aegean Sea through the deployment of V-BAT vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) drones. Following the establishment of a support base at Maritsa Airport in Rhodes, the military is moving to create a permanent installation on Lesvos.
Infrastructure development in Pagani, Lesvos, including a covered shelter for ground support vehicles, indicates a shift from temporary deployments to permanent bases intended for continuous, real-time monitoring of maritime borders and straits near Turkey. The Greek Army intends to operate a fleet of 20 to 24 Group 3 tactical unmanned aircraft systems.
Entities
Hellenic Centre for Marine Research · Lesvos · Greece · Turkey · V-BAT
Timeline
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11 days ago
[POLITICS] 3 sourcesGreece expands drone surveillance network to LesvosGreece is establishing permanent V-BAT drone bases on Lesvos and Rhodes to enhance maritime surveillance and real-time monitoring of the Eastern Aegean.
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28 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesGreece implements drone mosquito control and rabbitfish managementGreek regional authorities are deploying drones to combat West Nile virus in Thessaly and preparing a joint pilot program with Crete to manage rabbitfish populations in the South Aegean.
Sources
carandmotor.gr · dimokratiki.gr · thessaliatv.gr · zougla.gr