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Ukrainian made RAM-2X loitering munition which works in pair with Shark reconnaissance drone, Ukraine, December 2, 2024. Source: Special Kherson Cat
P.S. Ukraine needs to develop its own military industry, long range weapons and nukes...because West failed to enforce international law in 2014!!!
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Ukraine’s new drone just destroyed $50 million worth of air defense systems
The RAM II is a cheap and scalable weapon
The Ukrainian drones used to destroy the two Tor-M2 systems can be produced cheaply and at scale according to their manufacturer's website, though their price has not been released by their maker(..)
Ukrainian forces downed a Russian ZALA Lancet loitering munition in Zaporizhzhia region, a fairly new system, first seen in 2019. Source:Â OSINTtechnical
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Solar Industries Bags â‚ą158 Crore Defence Order for Loitering Munition as Market Cap Hits â‚ą1.5 Lakh Crore
By A Correspondent Nagpur (Maharashtra): Nagpur-based Solar Industries India Limited has secured a fresh ₹158 crore order from the Ministry of Defence, further cementing its growing presence in India’s defence manufacturing sector. Announced on June 23 through a regulatory filing with stock exchanges, the order for the advanced version of the system, Nagastra-1R, a loitering munition capable of…
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India Strengthens Defense Arsenal with Indigenous Loitering Munitions
New Delhi, May 2025 — India has marked a major leap in its defense capabilities with the successful induction and deployment of indigenous loitering munitions—unmanned aerial systems designed for precision strikes on high-value targets. These weapons, also known as “kamikaze drones,” have emerged as a critical component of India’s modern warfare strategy.
Leading the charge is the Nagastra-1, developed by Solar Industries in collaboration with the Economic Explosives Ltd. With a range of up to 30 kilometers in autonomous mode and 15 kilometers with real-time human control, the Nagastra-1 boasts over 75% indigenous content. In December 2024, the Indian Army received 480 units under emergency procurement—strengthening its ability to carry out surgical strikes with minimal collateral damage.
In parallel, startups like Johnnette Technologies have broken ground by securing defense contracts to supply more than 150 JM-1 loitering munitions, designed for high-altitude operations. Defense giant Tata Advanced Systems has also contributed with its ALS-50 drone, now inducted into the Indian Air Force.
These developments come amid increased tension in the region. In May 2025, during the high-profile Operation Sindoor, loitering munitions were deployed in targeted strikes on terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Defense officials described the operation as “a paradigm shift in India’s counter-terror capabilities,” enabling precise neutralization of threats without risking personnel.
India’s focus on self-reliance is evident, not just in development but also in procurement strategy. Alongside indigenous systems, India has previously acquired advanced loitering munitions like the Israeli SkyStriker, Polish Warmate, and Rafael Firefly, all aiding the transition toward a more autonomous, tech-driven military doctrine.
Looking ahead, the Ministry of Defence is preparing to introduce Canister-Launched Anti-Armour Loitering Munitions (CALM) to bolster India’s armored forces. These drones will integrate with tanks and reconnaissance units to provide real-time battlefield intelligence and strike capabilities.
As India continues to balance regional deterrence and indigenous innovation, loitering munitions stand out as a symbol of its evolving military might—silent, smart, and strategic.
Aeroshul Technologies to Build Loitering Munition Swarm for Indian Army
AeroShul Technologies Will Build Loitering Munition Swarms for Indian Army: New Delhi: In a significant leap towards modernizing its artillery capabilities, the Indian Army has selected Gurugram-based startup AeroShul Technologies Pvt Ltd to develop its ambitious Multi-Barrel Loitering Munition (MBLM) system. This cutting-edge project, born from the Defence Minister’s ADITI 2.0 initiative, aims…
Indian Army Bets on Aeroshul Technologies for Multi-Barrel Loitering Munition System
India startup AeroShul to build loitering munition swarms for Indian Army: New Delhi: In a significant leap towards modernizing its artillery capabilities, the Indian Army has selected Gurugram-based startup AeroShul Technologies Pvt Ltd to develop its ambitious Multi-Barrel Loitering Munition (MBLM) system. This cutting-edge project, born from the Defence Minister’s ADITI 2.0 initiative, aims to…
