On the 10th local time, the Dutch Ministry of Defense issued a statement saying that the Netherlands has signed a letter of intent with Sweden and plans to purchase a “Global Eye” early-warning aircraft manufactured by the Swedish Saab Group to enhance remote monitoring capabilities for air, sea, and land targets. The statement said that the early-warning aircraft can remotely monitor air, sea, and land targets at high altitude, and can be used to detect threats such as drones. According to reports, the Netherlands is co-investing with nine other NATO member states to replace NATO's existing early-warning aircraft fleet with a “global eye.”

On the 10th local time, the Dutch Ministry of Defense issued a statement saying that the Netherlands has signed a letter of intent with Sweden and plans to purchase a “Global Eye” early-warning aircraft manufactured by the Swedish Saab Group to enhance remote monitoring capabilities for air, sea, and land targets. The statement said that the early-warning aircraft can remotely monitor air, sea, and land targets at high altitude, and can be used to detect threats such as drones. According to reports, the Netherlands is co-investing with nine other NATO member states to replace NATO's existing early-warning aircraft fleet with a “global eye.”