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- France aims by 2030 to expand drone stockpiles by 400% and increase anti-aircraft missiles by 30%.
- A proposal presented on April 8 includes $9.07 billion for unmanned systems and missiles.
- Defense spending is projected to reach $87.9 billion, prioritizing modernization and higher production.
- MBDA, a European missile firm, aims to boost missile output by 40% this year, while France pursues cost-effective air defense, including interceptor drones for Rafale jets.
