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Are Western governments prepared for the use of drone technology against themselves?
There has recently been wide coverage of news that guards at 13 nuclear plants, including some operated by the French electricity giant EDF, have seen drones flying overhead. The FT adds: “Sometimes the flights appear to have been co-ordinated, like … Continue reading
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Tagged Chatham House, David Livingstone, EDF, France, hostile surveillance, KPMG, nuclear plants, Smuggling, theft
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