EU Taps Five Finalists for Kamikaze Drone Sprint in Portugal
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EU Taps Five Finalists for Kamikaze Drone Sprint in Portugal
The European Defence Agency (EDA) has selected five companies to advance to field testing in its Sentinel Strike Challenge, where competing loitering munition systems will undergo operational trials in Portugal later this year. Launched in May, Sentinel Strike aims to screen suicide drones up to 25»»»
Which suicide drone is better? Shahed vs LUCAS — what you need to know
The war between the United States–Israel coalition and Iran has highlighted a new reality of modern warfare: cheap suicide drones may be more decisive than billion-dollar fighter jets. Two nearly identical weapons now dominate the conversation — the Iranian Shahed‑136 and the American LUCAS (Low‑co»»»
Old fishing nets from France become vital protection against Russian drones in Ukraine
In the fishing ports along France’s Brittany coast, the discarded fishing nets pile up along the coastal quaysides. The lifespan of a deep-sea net is between 12 and 24 months, after which they become worn and beyond repair. Until now, the estimated 800 tonnes of nets scrapped every year have been a»»»
India unveils $234m drone scheme in response to Pakistan conflict
India will launch a $234 million incentive programme for civil and military drone makers to reduce their reliance on imported components and counter rival Pakistan's programme built on support from China and Turkey, three sources told Reuters. India's push to build more home-grown drones stems from»»»
India plans $230m drone push after Pakistan conflict: sources
NEW DELHI: India is set to roll out a $234 million incentive scheme aimed at boosting domestic production of civil and military drones, in a strategic move to cut dependence on imports and counter Pakistan’s growing drone capabilities supported by China and Turkiye, sources told Reuters. India's pu»»»
India plans $230 million drone incentive after Pakistan conflict
NEW DELHI: India will launch a $234 million incentive program for civil and military drone makers to reduce their reliance on imported components and counter rival Pakistan’s program built on support from China and Turkiye, three sources told Reuters. India’s push to build more home-grown drones st»»»
India plans $230 mn drone incentive after Pakistan conflict, sources say
India is set to launch a $234 million incentive program to bolster its domestic drone manufacturing, aiming to reduce reliance on imported components, especially from China. This initiative follows the increased use of drones during a recent conflict with Pakistan, highlighting the need for a robus»»»
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