European Commission proposes new communication system for EU civil defense agencies
The plan aims to link first responders across the bloc with a real-time communication network that works even when local systems fail.
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The European Commission has proposed creating a new communication system intended to connect civil defense and emergency response agencies across the European Union.
According to the Commission, the system is designed to enable "seamless and stable real-time communication between all first responders, at all times and across all EU borders, even where terrestrial communication systems are unavailable."
The proposal reflects a broader push within the EU to strengthen cross-border coordination on civil protection, particularly in scenarios where national communication infrastructure might be disrupted, such as during major natural disasters or other large-scale emergencies.
Further details on funding, implementation timelines and which agencies would be involved were not specified.
Sources
- European Commission suggests creating communication system for EU civil defense agencies — TASS (Russia)
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