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Shipping companies are seeking advanced counter-drone technologies to protect vessels against an escalating wave of unmanned aerial attacks on international waters. The maritime industry faces an unprecedented surge in assaults threatening global shipping safety and economic stability.
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Shipping groups seek counter-drone protection after wave of attacks
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