The European Commission will work to improve Europe's drone detection capabilities and propose expanding registration requirements, the bloc's executive said in a new action plan published Wednesday.

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Der Entwurf eines Netzpakets aus dem Wirtschaftsministerium gibt vor, die Antragsflut bei Netzanschlüssen bewältigen zu wollen. In Wirklichkeit sollen Netzbetreiber über den Erneuerbaren-Ausbau bestim...

Russia is coercing the families of Ukrainian prisoners of war to register Starlink terminals for use by Russian troops on the battlefield, Ukraine's Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War said on Feb. 10. The claim comes a week after Ukraine's defense ministry agreed with Starlink parent company SpaceX to introduce mandatory registration for the internet terminals inside Ukraine, a move meant to prevent their use by Russian forces. "Searching for a way out of the difficult situation they found themselves in, the occupiers have turned their attention to families of prisoners of war," the Coordination Headquarters wrote. "Cases have been recorded of threats and demands that people officially register Starlink terminals in their own names. This equipment is then intended to be used against Ukraine and Ukrainians." Enabling a high-speed internet connectivity without wires or local mobile connection, Starlink has become a prized technology on both sides of Russia's war against Ukraine. The terminals are used both for everyday communications on front-line positions and command posts, as well as for longer-range unmanned aerial and ground vehicles in environments where other communications systems cannot function. As the new registration system — negotiated quickly between Ukrainian defense minister Mykhailo...