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Part IV: Investment Priority Mapping

What should be procured first?

Chapter summary

Priorities are phased over three periods. Interceptor drones lead because they are combat-proven, cheap and fast to scale.

Key takeaways

  1. 1

    Immediate (2026–2027): €3–5B, led by €1.5–2.5B for 5,000–10,000 interceptor drones.

  2. 2

    Eastern flank detection networks: €800M–1.5B for 50–100 X-band radars and 200–400 RF nodes.

  3. 3

    Medium term (2027–2028): €4–6B; long term (2029–2030): €3–5B.

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