Although most European civilians do not quite like it, European administrations have been warning for years about the military risk derived from the international scenario and the need to reorient European industrial priorities towards the armament needs of EU states. In this rearmament framework, Renault has surprised everyone with the presentation of the 4 Troop prototype, a vehicle that uses the base of an SUV or crossover like the Rafale to turn it into a military vehicle prepared for the command and management of drones on the battlefield.And it is that the Ukrainian front in Donbas has shown the world the military possibilities of drone warfare, or unmanned combat aerial vehicles, and it is not surprising that the European Union has promoted its own drone development program called Eurodron, which in a first moment will supply the armed forces of France, Italy, Germany and Spain.A prototype of a tactical military vehicle

Drones require a launch and remote control infrastructure to be effective on the battlefield, and possibly a coupe SUV like the Rafale would be one of the last vehicles we would imagine in the middle of a military conflict. But Renault has surprised everyone with the new 4 Troop, a vehicle that is easy to build and relatively inexpensive and that can serve on the front lines of combat.In reality, this 4 Troop is a Rafale with special camouflage paint, protections and covers for the optical groups, and modifications to the roof and trunk that allow for drone management, as well as launching and landing them. This military prototype also features advanced sensors, encrypted secure tactical connectivity, data processing capabilities, and AI-assisted decision-making systems.

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Although it's the Christmas holidays and it seems like everyone should be happy, the latest CIS poll It says that the main concern of Spaniards for the next ten years is war, above unemployment or climate change. A quarter of the surveyed population said this, but it doesn't explain the reasons for this fear. 3.5% are concerned about international tensions, economic conflicts, the power of China, ideological radicalization, and totalitarian regimes, but this percentage is too small to interpret the first question.

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