United24Media Lithuania Tests Ukrainian SkyFortress Drone Detection System
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- •Lithuania is testing the Ukrainian-developed SkyFortress drone detection system.
- •SkyFortress uses AI to detect and classify low-flying aerial threats in real time.
- •The deployment is part of efforts to strengthen air defense amid rising regional threats.
Lithuania is piloting the SkyFortress system, developed in Ukraine, to enhance its airspace monitoring capabilities. The system detects low-flying drones and cruise missiles through acoustic and radio-frequency analysis. Lithuanian Defence Minister Robertas Kaunas emphasized the need for adapting existing technologies rather than developing new ones from scratch. The pilot deployment aims to improve Lithuania's air defense network amidst increasing air threats in the region, particularly due to Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine. Recent incidents, including the downing of a drone from Belarus by NATO jets, underscore the urgency for enhanced detection capabilities. The testing will evaluate SkyFortress' effectiveness in identifying unmanned aircraft under local conditions. The project also includes training personnel and processing data collected by the system's sensors.
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