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Justin Bronk

London
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Senior Research Fellow for Airpower and Military Technology at RUSI, London. Associate Professor II at the Royal Norwegian Air Force Academy. Pilot.
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NATO Needs a Drone-Interceptor Squadron

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By Justin Bronk
| Cepa
A dedicated multinational NATO squadron of armed jet trainers could shoot down Russian drone incursions without burning through frontline fighters and scarce air-to-air missiles. The need for something new is beyond debate. There has been a steady increase in incursions by Russian (and sometimes by Ukrainian) drones into NATO member states’ airspace over the past 18 months. That is now accelerating.
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Options for a NATO Multinational Drone-Interception Squadron

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By Justin Bronk
| The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)
There has been a steady increase in incursions by Russian (and sometimes accidentally by Ukrainian) one-way attack (OWA) and decoy drones into NATO member states’ airspace over the past 18 months. In September 2025, a pair of Royal Netherlands Air and Space Force F-35As shot down several Russian Geran or Gerbera drones over Polish territory, probably using AIM-120 AMRAAM radar-guided missiles.
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Four Years On: An Update on the Air War Over Ukraine

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By Justin Bronk
| The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)
Justin Bronk 6 Minute Read An established Ukrainian F-16 Fighter Wing and the overstretch of fighters and air defences on both sides by sustained long-range strike campaigns have changed the nature of the air war.
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