The European Commission is considering establishing a drone protection system in its BerlayMont headquarters in Brussels.
The EU executive has started searching for companies that can provide the necessary equipment for this system.
With this system, it is planned to prevent spying with unmanned aerial vehicles and physical attacks with drones.
Brussels is known for its significant activity in diplomatic affairs, but is also a significant threat to espionage and possible attacks by drones.
The European Commission Representative noted that unauthorized drones that are approaching important objects can pose a serious threat to security.
The European Commission, together with other parties and the Belgium authorities, examines possible measures to eliminate this threat, but because of the nature of the safety issue, the details of further measures are not disclosed.
It is noted that the possible protection tools can be cameras to detect drones or electronic devices to lock them.
