Albania will get a “significant number” of loitering munitions from Turkey, highlighting the two countries’ growing relationship.There is no suggestion that the gesture is meant to be offensive. The precise quantity and kind of drones that were to be sent, along with the anticipated delivery schedule, were not made public.After Poland, the Balkan country became the second NATO member to purchase Turkish-made UAS as a result of the purchase.As tensions in the area rise, it is anticipated that the combat drones will increase the Albanian Armed Forces’ lethality once they are delivered.
