Rome-Kyiv-Tel Aviv: Satellite-Controlled Drones Triangle ↗
Front page leadItaly is supplying dual-use components from Caserta for satellite-controlled drones, an alternative to Starlink, produced by the Israeli company HiSky.
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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano focuses on international conflicts and Italy's role in defense, with a particular emphasis on drone technology and cyber security. Other prominent stories include concerns about German rearmament, Russia-US diplomatic efforts, and an explosion in St. Petersburg.
Italy is supplying dual-use components from Caserta for satellite-controlled drones, an alternative to Starlink, produced by the Israeli company HiSky.
France is concerned about Germany's rearmament, raising fears of an atomic risk.
Despite the acknowledged existence of 'cognitive warfare,' Defense Minister Crosetto has reduced funding for the military's digitization and cyber security programs.
Public data hackers are disrupting Italy, which is simultaneously cutting its own cyber security measures.
Witkoff and Kushner are in Moscow to meet Putin. Axios reports that the US has requested Russia take de-escalation measures with Europe, with the Kremlin expecting them to bring proposals.
A car exploded in the Pushkinsky neighborhood of St. Petersburg, resulting in the death of a Russian colonel.