Keyword: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)
Countering the drone threat to heavy armour
The mass employment of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in armed conflicts over the past...
Saab, working with Divergent, creates world’s first...
Saab announced on 10 December 2025 that it has created the world’s first software-defined...
Trade-offs in air defence system design
As modern warfare increasingly features overlapping missile, drone, and cruise missile threats, air defence...
Developments in strike UAVs
Dozens of new strike unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are entering service globally, displaying a...
FEINDEF 2025: Airbus unveils full-size mock-up of...
Airbus publicly displayed a full-size mock-up of its SIRTAP unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) for...
MBDA invests in Hybrid Drones to develop...
European defence company MBDA is joining the British unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) specialist Hybrid...
Palladyne AI and Red Cat demonstrate autonomous,...
Palladyne AI, a developer of artificial intelligence (AI) software for robotic platforms, and unmanned...
Hanwha Aerospace to join GA-ASI in addressing...
US unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) manufacturer General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc (GA-ASI) and South...
UAV maker Tekever opens new arm in...
European unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) manufacturer Tekever is opening a new arm of the...
Japanese MoD initiates project to develop VTOL...
The Japanese Ministry of Defense (MoD) is to begin research and development of a...

![Countering the drone threat to heavy armour An upgraded BREM-1M armoured recovery vehicle, featuring a new explosive reactive armour (ERA) layout, anti-drone protection, and electronic warfare jammers. Note the towing coupler attached to the dozer blade, which allows the crew to recover damaged vehicles without leaving their own vehicle. [Alexey Tarasov]](https://euro-sd.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Brem-1M-upgraded-Kopie-324x160.jpg)

![Trade-offs in air defence system design A Shahed 136 OWA UAV on display. Iran’s decision to add such threats into the mix for its April 2024 attacks proved less effective than it might have hoped. This was partially due to their launch increasing the warning time, but also because the air defence means to deal with Shahed tend to be much simpler than those required to deal with ballistic missiles, meaning there was no real synergy between the two to overwhelming a particular class of defensive system. [FARS Media Corporation/Behrouz Ahmadi, via Wikimedia Commons (CC-BY-4.0)]](https://euro-sd.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/Shahed_FARS-Media-CorporationBehrouz-Ahmadi-via-Wikimedia-Commons-CC-BY-4-324x160.jpg)
![Developments in strike UAVs The Flyby Jackal launches an LMM during testing. [Crown Copyright 2023]](https://euro-sd.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Jackal_Crown-Copyright-Kopie-324x160.jpg)





