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    Sweden to boost anti-drone defences amid growing threats

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    Posted on October 10, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Sweden is investing $367 million to enhance its anti-drone defenses amid increasing aerial threats, including upgrades to the JAS 39 Gripen fighter jets.

    Table of Contents

    • Sweden's Defense Strategy Against Drone Threats
    • Recent Drone Sightings and Concerns
    • Investment in JAS 39 Gripen Fighter Aircraft
    • Enhancements to Air Force Operations

    Sweden Enhances Anti-Drone Defense Systems Amid Rising Threats

    Sweden's Defense Strategy Against Drone Threats

    COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -Sweden will invest 3.5 billion Swedish crowns ($367.11 million) in more anti-drone systems, its defence minister said on Friday, citing a growing threat posed by aerial violations.

    Recent Drone Sightings and Concerns

    A wave of drone sightings has rattled European aviation, sparking concerns about hybrid attacks potentially targeting Ukraine's allies in Europe, though Russia has denied involvement.

    Investment in JAS 39 Gripen Fighter Aircraft

    "Recent violations and drone sightings are a reminder that threats from the air are an increasingly large part of modern warfare," Defence Minister Pal Jonson said on X. "We must defend ourselves against this."

    Enhancements to Air Force Operations

    The Nordic NATO member will acquire systems to shoot down drones, deploy hunter drones for air bases and install jamming sensors, among other measures, the minister added.

    Sweden will spend an additional 1.5 billion crowns to enhance the capabilities of its JAS 39 Gripen fighter aircraft system, the government said in a statement.

    The investment covers spare parts, mission equipment and base materials to bolster the air force's ability to operate from air bases and temporary road bases, it added.

    "This strengthens the Gripen's availability and endurance in peace, crisis and war," Jonson said.

    The JAS 39 Gripen is made by Swedish defence group Saab.

    ($1=9.5339 Swedish crowns)

    (Reporting by Stine Jacobsen; Editing by Terje Solsvik and Clarence Fernandez)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Sweden invests 3.5 billion crowns in anti-drone systems.
    • •Rising drone threats prompt defense enhancements.
    • •JAS 39 Gripen fighter aircraft capabilities boosted.
    • •Investment includes jamming sensors and hunter drones.
    • •Saab manufactures the JAS 39 Gripen.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Sweden to boost anti-drone defences amid growing threats

    1What is an anti-drone system?

    An anti-drone system is a technology designed to detect, track, and neutralize unauthorized drones that may pose a threat to security or safety.

    2What is a fighter aircraft?

    A fighter aircraft is a military aircraft designed primarily for air-to-air combat against other aircraft.

    3What is aerial violation?

    Aerial violation refers to unauthorized flights or incursions into controlled airspace, often raising security concerns.

    4What is a defense strategy?

    A defense strategy is a plan formulated by a nation or organization to protect itself from threats and ensure national security.

    5What is military investment?

    Military investment involves allocating financial resources to enhance a country's defense capabilities, including technology, equipment, and personnel.

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