Two airports in London purchased military systems for protection from UAVs

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Gatwick and Heathrow Airports purchased modern military equipment to combat drones. About this writes The Times.

It is reported that Gatwick Airport has acquired for several million pounds a system to protect against the invasion of drones.
The report notes that the new equipment has been working at the airport for more than a week.
In turn, Heathrow airport management also stated that it purchased similar equipment.
Recall that on the night of December 22, 2018 London Gatwick Airport had to suspend all flights after two drones were discovered at the airport. The next day, the flights were resumed, but the airport administration announced a reward of £ 50,000 to anyone who reported on the drones involved in the launch.

Earlier “Journalist” reported that over the Baltic Sea, NATO fighters intercepted three military aircraft RF.