Denmark will spend 2.7 billion kroner ($400 million) over the next decade to acquire long-range drones that will help monitor the Arctic and North Atlantic, and to secure Danish sovereignty in Greenland and the Faeroe Islands.
Denmark Allocates $400 Million to Arctic Drone Surveillance
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