Swedish soldiers have developed their expertise in drone warfare through hands-on training and resourcefulness, taking cues from the experiences of Ukrainian troops in combat. While practicing at Livgardet’s training facility near Stockholm, they employ small reconnaissance drones and attack drones to simulate real-world conditions against armored targets. The integration of drones into these exercises is aimed at enhancing their reconnaissance capabilities and improving defensive measures against enemy drones.

A significant portion of their learning has transpired through the 'Interflex' mission, where Swedish forces trained Ukrainian soldiers in the UK. This interaction allowed Swedish troops to gain immediate insights from frontline experiences shared by Ukrainian soldiers. The exchange of tactics and strategies has proved beneficial, accelerating the Swedish military's adaptation to modern warfare trends, particularly in drone technology.

As a result, Swedish officers not only learned quickly but also began to conduct training sessions for personnel from various other nations. This collaborative approach underscores a growing recognition of the importance of drone capabilities in modern combat and reflects Sweden's adjustments to the changing landscape of warfare, where aerial surveillance and precision strikes are becoming increasingly critical.