DefSecIntel Solutions (EE) and Carfil SA Announce Strategic Partnership to Strengthen Romania’s Counter-UAS Capabilities

Press Release

Bucharest [14 May 2026] — DefSecIntel Solutions, an Estonian defense technology company specializing in integrated Counter-UAS (C-UAS) and affordable automated full kill-chain capability from detection to interception, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Carfil SA, a subsidiary of Romania’s national defense industry company Romarm.

The cooperation aims to strengthen Romania’s ability to respond to evolving aerial threats by combining DefSecIntel’s system integration expertise with Romania’s defence industrial capabilities and regional knowledge.

At the core of the cooperation is DefSecIntel’s ability to integrate radars, RF sensors, EO/IR systems, acoustic sensors, AI-powered C2 and multiple soft- and hard-kill effectors into one operational C-UAS architecture. This enables a full operational chain from detection and tracking to decision support and interception.

DefSecIntel’s systems are already deployed and tested in demanding operational environments, including Ukraine and NATO countries. The company’s flagship multi-layer C-UAS system EIRSHIELD is designed to protect defense sites, border areas and critical infrastructure against hostile drones and other low-altitude aerial threats.

The partnership follows DefSecIntel’s participation in a NATO C-UAS exercise in Romania in April, where its integrated solution demonstrated strong operational performance, including successful demonstrations at Capu Midia.

“During the NATO C-UAS exercise in Romania, we witnessed DefSecIntel’s EIRSHIELD delivering one of the strongest operational performances. The system showed exactly the kind of integrated and practical capability that is needed to counter modern drone threats. This gives us confidence that DefSecIntel is the right partner for developing future cooperation,” said Mircea Petru Tanțău, General Director, Carfil SA.

According to DefSecIntel, the cooperation with Romania is an important step in building stronger regional defense and resilience.

“Romania is a key NATO Ally on the Eastern Flank, and strengthening local C-UAS capabilities is essential in today’s security environment. Our strength is integration — bringing together sensors, C2 and effectors into one working system. Together with our Romanian partner, we see a strong opportunity to build practical, scalable and rapidly deployable capabilities for defense, border security and critical infrastructure protection while enhancing Romania’s existing capabilities,” said Jaanus Tamm, CEO, DefSecIntel Solutions.

The MoU creates a framework for cooperation in areas including:

Integration and deployment of advanced Counter-UAS systems;

Technology transfer and industrial cooperation;

Development of local maintenance and support capabilities;

Joint participation in defense and security projects;

Protection of critical infrastructure, military facilities and border areas against evolving drone threats.

Building strong partnerships between European defense companies increases resilience and strengthens the ability of NATO Allies to respond to novel and rapidly evolving threats. By combining DefSecIntel’s combat-proven integration experience with Romania’s expanding defense industrial base, the cooperation supports the development of stronger, interoperable and operationally relevant C-UAS capabilities in the region.

About DefSecIntel Solutions

Defsecintel Solutions (established in 2018) is one of the leading Estonian defense companies, developing and manufacturing mobile autonomous surveillance systems, unmanned surface vessels, and multi-layer C-UAS systems equipped with various effectors, all featuring AI-powered C2 capabilities. These turn-key solutions are for European border security, coastal surveillance, defense, and critical infrastructure protection. The systems are developed from real battlefield experience in Ukraine to address the pressing challenges in the region and on the EU’s eastern flank — including evolving drone threats, coastal and land border surveillance needs, and rapid response capability.


EIRSHIELD is Defsecintel’s modular, multi-layer C-UAS platform designed to detect, track, classify and neutralize hostile aerial threats in real operational environments. The system integrates radar, RF, EO/IR and acoustic sensors with AI-powered command and control, creating a unified operational picture and enabling faster decision-making from detection to interception.

A key strength of EIRSHIELD is its open integration architecture: it can incorporate different third-party sensors, soft-kill and hard-kill effectors, interceptor drones and electronic warfare capabilities into one coherent system. This allows EIRSHIELD to be adapted for defense, border security and critical infrastructure protection while remaining scalable, upgradeable and operationally relevant as threats evolve.

About Carfil SA

Carfil SA, part of the Romarm National Company, is one of Romania’s established defence industry manufacturers, with a long tradition in the development and production of military equipment, ammunition, pyrotechnic systems and advanced defence solutions supporting Romania’s national security objectives and NATO interoperability requirements.

Based in Brașov, Romania, Carfil SA develops and manufactures a wide range of defence and security products designed for military, law enforcement and critical infrastructure protection applications. The company’s portfolio includes infantry ammunition, pyrotechnic and signalling systems, training systems, defence-related industrial products and specialised equipment adapted to modern operational requirements.


In recent years, Carfil SA has focused on expanding its capabilities in emerging defence technologies, including Counter-UAS systems, force protection solutions and integrated security technologies aligned with current NATO and European defence priorities. Through partnerships with international defence technology companies, Carfil SA aims to strengthen Romania’s domestic defence industrial base, increase technological know-how and support the development of locally integrated defence capabilities.

As part of the Romarm National Company, Carfil SA contributes to Romania’s strategic objective of enhancing regional security, defence resilience and interoperability with Allied forces across the Eastern Flank.

DISCLAIMER: The authors of the press releases—not the IPN press agency—bear sole responsibility for the accuracy and substance of the content of the press release submitted for publication and/or distribution.



Romanian soldiers detonated the Parjoaia rock on the Danube on Monday, using 100 kilograms of explosives, to redirect a greater flow of water to the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant. The intervention takes place in the context of the historic drop in the Danube level, which is putting pressure on the plant’s cooling system, IPN reports.

According to the Romanian Ministry of National Defense, the controlled explosion removed the rock, and in the coming period, dredging works and the installation of barges on the Bala branch will continue, to direct the water to the Old Danube, from where the power plant’s cooling system is supplied.

The intervention takes place in the context in which the flow of the Danube at the entrance to Romania is forecast to decrease in the coming days to approximately 1,400 cubic meters per second, a level close to the historical minimum recorded in 1985 and almost three times lower than the multiannual average for August.

Due to the reduced flow, the plant’s reactor 1 has been shut down for almost a week, and authorities warn that if the situation does not improve, the operation of reactor 2 could also be affected.

The Romanian government has declared a state of alert for August due to a drop in energy production due to drought and low Danube flows. The government has allocated funds for hydrotechnical works in the Cernavoda area and has called for a voluntary reduction in energy consumption during peak hours.

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DefSecIntel Solutions (EE) and Carfil SA Announce Strategic Partnership to Strengthen Romania’s Counter-UAS Capabilities

Press Release

Bucharest [14 May 2026] — DefSecIntel Solutions, an Estonian defense technology company specializing in integrated Counter-UAS (C-UAS) and affordable automated full kill-chain capability from detection to interception, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Carfil SA, a subsidiary of Romania’s national defense industry company Romarm.

The cooperation aims to strengthen Romania’s ability to respond to evolving aerial threats by combining DefSecIntel’s system integration expertise with Romania’s defence industrial capabilities and regional knowledge.

At the core of the cooperation is DefSecIntel’s ability to integrate radars, RF sensors, EO/IR systems, acoustic sensors, AI-powered C2 and multiple soft- and hard-kill effectors into one operational C-UAS architecture. This enables a full operational chain from detection and tracking to decision support and interception.

DefSecIntel’s systems are already deployed and tested in demanding operational environments, including Ukraine and NATO countries. The company’s flagship multi-layer C-UAS system EIRSHIELD is designed to protect defense sites, border areas and critical infrastructure against hostile drones and other low-altitude aerial threats.

The partnership follows DefSecIntel’s participation in a NATO C-UAS exercise in Romania in April, where its integrated solution demonstrated strong operational performance, including successful demonstrations at Capu Midia.

“During the NATO C-UAS exercise in Romania, we witnessed DefSecIntel’s EIRSHIELD delivering one of the strongest operational performances. The system showed exactly the kind of integrated and practical capability that is needed to counter modern drone threats. This gives us confidence that DefSecIntel is the right partner for developing future cooperation,” said Mircea Petru Tanțău, General Director, Carfil SA.

According to DefSecIntel, the cooperation with Romania is an important step in building stronger regional defense and resilience.

“Romania is a key NATO Ally on the Eastern Flank, and strengthening local C-UAS capabilities is essential in today’s security environment. Our strength is integration — bringing together sensors, C2 and effectors into one working system. Together with our Romanian partner, we see a strong opportunity to build practical, scalable and rapidly deployable capabilities for defense, border security and critical infrastructure protection while enhancing Romania’s existing capabilities,” said Jaanus Tamm, CEO, DefSecIntel Solutions.

The MoU creates a framework for cooperation in areas including:

Integration and deployment of advanced Counter-UAS systems;

Technology transfer and industrial cooperation;

Development of local maintenance and support capabilities;

Joint participation in defense and security projects;

Protection of critical infrastructure, military facilities and border areas against evolving drone threats.

Building strong partnerships between European defense companies increases resilience and strengthens the ability of NATO Allies to respond to novel and rapidly evolving threats. By combining DefSecIntel’s combat-proven integration experience with Romania’s expanding defense industrial base, the cooperation supports the development of stronger, interoperable and operationally relevant C-UAS capabilities in the region.

About DefSecIntel Solutions

Defsecintel Solutions (established in 2018) is one of the leading Estonian defense companies, developing and manufacturing mobile autonomous surveillance systems, unmanned surface vessels, and multi-layer C-UAS systems equipped with various effectors, all featuring AI-powered C2 capabilities. These turn-key solutions are for European border security, coastal surveillance, defense, and critical infrastructure protection. The systems are developed from real battlefield experience in Ukraine to address the pressing challenges in the region and on the EU’s eastern flank — including evolving drone threats, coastal and land border surveillance needs, and rapid response capability.


EIRSHIELD is Defsecintel’s modular, multi-layer C-UAS platform designed to detect, track, classify and neutralize hostile aerial threats in real operational environments. The system integrates radar, RF, EO/IR and acoustic sensors with AI-powered command and control, creating a unified operational picture and enabling faster decision-making from detection to interception.

A key strength of EIRSHIELD is its open integration architecture: it can incorporate different third-party sensors, soft-kill and hard-kill effectors, interceptor drones and electronic warfare capabilities into one coherent system. This allows EIRSHIELD to be adapted for defense, border security and critical infrastructure protection while remaining scalable, upgradeable and operationally relevant as threats evolve.

About Carfil SA

Carfil SA, part of the Romarm National Company, is one of Romania’s established defence industry manufacturers, with a long tradition in the development and production of military equipment, ammunition, pyrotechnic systems and advanced defence solutions supporting Romania’s national security objectives and NATO interoperability requirements.

Based in Brașov, Romania, Carfil SA develops and manufactures a wide range of defence and security products designed for military, law enforcement and critical infrastructure protection applications. The company’s portfolio includes infantry ammunition, pyrotechnic and signalling systems, training systems, defence-related industrial products and specialised equipment adapted to modern operational requirements.


In recent years, Carfil SA has focused on expanding its capabilities in emerging defence technologies, including Counter-UAS systems, force protection solutions and integrated security technologies aligned with current NATO and European defence priorities. Through partnerships with international defence technology companies, Carfil SA aims to strengthen Romania’s domestic defence industrial base, increase technological know-how and support the development of locally integrated defence capabilities.

As part of the Romarm National Company, Carfil SA contributes to Romania’s strategic objective of enhancing regional security, defence resilience and interoperability with Allied forces across the Eastern Flank.

DISCLAIMER: The authors of the press releases—not the IPN press agency—bear sole responsibility for the accuracy and substance of the content of the press release submitted for publication and/or distribution.


Two people died after two helicopters involved in extinguishing a wildfire in Greece collided in mid-air. Two other people were slightly injured and taken to hospital, IPN reports.

The victims are a Danish pilot and a Greek firefighting aerial coordinator. The other two crew members survived and were hospitalized with minor injuries.

According to Greek authorities, quoted by local media, the two Bell helicopters were leased by the state for aerial interventions and were participating in extinguishing the fires in the Attica and Boeotia regions. All four people on board were employees of private companies.

After the collision, search and rescue teams responded to the scene of the accident, recovering the victims and survivors. Authorities have opened an investigation to determine the causes of the accident.

Following the tragedy, all Bell helicopters used to fight the fires were temporarily grounded, but operations continue with other aircraft.

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