路透社称，德国内政部长多布林特宣布德国联邦警察内部将成立一个专门的反无人机部门。鉴于乌克兰 和以色列在运用最新无人机技术方面经验丰富，德国的研究人员将定期与这两个国家的人员进行交流。 据德国电视一台8日报道，多布林特还计划推动建立一个联邦警察、海关、联邦刑事犯罪调查局、各州 相关机构都参与其中的联合无人机防御中心，旨在使警方与军方在无人机防御方面进行更紧密地合作。 【环球时报报道 记者 王天迷】当地时间8日，德国政府召开内阁会议，会议通过决议，决定给予德国警 方授权，将允许后者击落来源不明的无人机。这一决议将提交给联邦议院，其在获得联邦议院表决同意 后成为法律。 除了德国，丹麦、挪威和波兰等欧洲国家近期也报告出现不明无人机。《卫报》称，最近几周，这些无 人机已经"干扰了这个（欧洲）大陆的空中交通"。 英国《卫报》9日称，德国政府"迅速"敲定了这项决议，以应对近期发生的一系列事件，包括慕尼黑机 场本月2日晚和3日晚连续因疑似无人机入侵空域而临时关闭，百余个航班和逾万名旅客受到影响。据法 国24小时新闻电视台8日报道，最近，德国军事用地、港口、发电厂、工业用地、天然气储存设施等上 空频繁出现不明无人机。 德国政府 ...

Core Insights - The U.S. Army is making a significant investment of $5 billion in Raytheon's Coyote missile system, marking the largest drone order from the military to date [2] - The Coyote missile is designed for counter-unmanned aircraft system (C-UAS) missions and is a more cost-effective solution compared to existing high-priced anti-aircraft missiles [3][8] - The contract is expected to generate approximately $485 million in profit for Raytheon over its eight-year delivery period, contributing modestly to the company's annual income [11][12] Group 1: Investment and Contract Details - The Department of Defense's $5 billion order includes Fixed and Mobile Coyote Missile Launchers, Kinetic and Non-Kinetic Interceptors, and Ku-band radio frequency system radars [2] - The Coyote missile is a rail-launched variant with a range of 9 miles and an airspeed exceeding 300 mph, making it effective against drones [3] - The Coyote's cost of approximately $100,000 per unit presents a more economical option compared to the $2.1 million missiles currently used [8] Group 2: Market Context and Implications - The U.S. military faces challenges from low-cost drones used by adversaries, which can be shot down with expensive missiles, leading to economic inefficiencies [7][9] - The Coyote missile system is seen as a temporary solution while the Pentagon seeks to develop even cheaper interceptors [10] - The contract's long-term nature means that the profit impact on Raytheon's income will be gradual, with an estimated annual increase of about 1% [12]

Group 1 - The German Federal Minister of the Interior, Faeser, announced measures to address the increasing threat of drones within the country [1] - A new draft aviation safety law will be submitted, allowing the German military to assist police in preventing drone threats [1] - The Federal Police plans to establish a new department dedicated to drone defense [1] Group 2 - A joint drone defense center will be created between federal and state levels to analyze threats, facilitate communication, and coordinate responses [1] - The German military will participate in the joint drone defense efforts [1] - There is an intention to enhance cooperation at the European level regarding drone threats, with discussions planned at the Munich European Interior Ministers' meeting [1] Group 3 - Recent incidents include drone sightings over Munich Airport, leading to operational disruptions [2] - Unidentified drones were also reported over the Bundeswehr base near Erding and critical infrastructure in Schleswig-Holstein [2]

Group 1 - Munich Airport suspended operations due to multiple drone sightings on October 2, affecting 17 flights and nearly 3,000 passengers [1] - Incoming flights were redirected to Stuttgart, Vienna, and Frankfurt airports [1] - Recent drone incidents have also been reported in Poland, Denmark, and Norway, indicating a broader trend of unidentified drone activity in Europe [1] Group 2 - NATO Military Committee discussed strengthening collective defense in response to increasing drone activities during their annual meeting in Latvia on September 27 [3] - Germany's Interior Minister announced plans to establish a drone defense center and potential legal changes to allow the military to shoot down invading drones [3]

Core Viewpoint - The discussion centers around the need for NATO to adopt a more stringent defense policy in response to Russian incursions into Baltic airspace, emphasizing the importance of air defense and the potential for increased military readiness among member states [1][2][4]. Group 1: NATO's Response to Russian Incursions - NATO countries are urged to take decisive action against Russian aircraft violating their airspace, with a call for a show of force to deter further incursions [2][6]. - The Baltic states, including Latvia, are currently under NATO's Light patrolling mission, which is transitioning to a full-fledged air defense mission due to the lack of their own fighter jets since joining NATO in 2004 [4][5]. - There is a pressing need for enhanced anti-drone defenses to address incursions by drones into Polish, Romanian, and Latvian territories, which are viewed as tests of NATO's resolve [3][8]. Group 2: Energy Policy and Sanctions - The president supports the proposal for European nations to stop purchasing Russian oil and gas, aligning with the stance taken since Russia's full-scale aggression began in February 2022 [10][11]. - Latvia currently imports approximately 75% of its liquefied natural gas from the United States, indicating a shift away from reliance on Russian energy sources [12]. Group 3: U.S. Military Funding and Support - The Pentagon is reportedly pulling back on funding for NATO's eastern flank programs, including the Baltic Security Initiative, which raises concerns about the future of military support for Latvia [13][14]. - Latvia is actively engaged in discussions with the U.S. Department of War to ensure continued cooperation and support, emphasizing the importance of U.S. military aid for their defense capabilities [15][16]. Group 4: Historical Context and Warnings to Russia - The president warns that crossing the line with military incursions could lead to significant consequences, drawing lessons from history about the risks of escalating tensions [24][25]. - Clear messages from NATO allies, including the U.S., are being communicated to Russia, urging them not to test the resolve of the alliance [25].

美国航空股盘前延续涨势，航空公司Joby Aviation涨11.3%，Archer Aviation上涨12.7%，此前特朗普签 署命令加强美国无人机防御，促进超音速飞行。 ...