Iranian missile and drone strikes revealed gaps in early warning (EW) and air defense coordination
at Qatar’s Al-Udeid Air Base, leading to the redistribution of operational assets across secondary airfields and dispersed infrastructure nodes.
Consequently, Qatar’s Ministry of Defense (MoD) withdrew the counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS) file from the standard tender cycle and moved it into a restricted, ministerially supervised procurement channel, to enroll in direct negotiations with MARSS Group on its NiDAR Command system.
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