MARSS has secured a significant contract valued at £370 million ($489 million) with the government of Kuwait. This agreement encompasses the deployment of a comprehensive nationwide counter-drone defense system across the country. Specifically, MARSS will supply hard-kill interceptor systems designed for the detection and neutralization of unauthorized drones. These advanced systems represent a critical layer of security for Kuwait’s airspace infrastructure. The project is expected to bolster national security by mitigating potential threats posed by unmanned aerial vehicles.
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