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US Looks to Ensure Long-Term Supply of RTX Drone Interceptors
News (via Exa)
Apr 13, 2026
counter uas|contracts|policy

US Looks to Ensure Long-Term Supply of RTX Drone Interceptors

The US Army plans to establish a long-term agreement with RTX Corp. for a steady supply of Coyote drone interceptors, highlighting the need for cost-effective counter-UAS solutions amid conflicts in Ukraine and Iran. Funding requests are anticipated for fiscal 2027 to support this initiative.

Counter-UAS
US Army
RTX Corp
Coyote drone interceptors
fiscal 2027
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How Russia Is Building a Sovereign Drone Ecosystem for AI-Driven ...
Csis (via Exa)
Apr 13, 2026
drone warfare|policy

How Russia Is Building a Sovereign Drone Ecosystem for AI-Driven ...

Russia is advancing its military capabilities by integrating AI into unmanned systems, focusing on autonomous decision-making at the tactical level. The V2U drone represents a shift towards fully autonomous operations, with evidence of independent target selection and swarm coordination. Innovation in Russia's drone ecosystem often begins outside formal defense structures and is validated through battlefield use.

Russia
autonomous systems
military technology
Molniya
artificial intelligence
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Zelensky: Ukraine’s defense industry can produce millions of FPV drones annually
Ukrinform (via Exa)
Apr 13, 2026
drone warfare

Zelensky: Ukraine’s defense industry can produce millions of FPV drones annually

Ukraine's defense industry, as stated by President Zelensky, is capable of producing millions of FPV drones annually, enhancing its military capabilities with long-range missile systems and unmanned ground vehicles. The industry has successfully integrated advanced technology to execute missions without human casualties, marking a significant advancement in drone warfare.

Ukraine
defense industry
FPV drones
unmanned systems
military technology
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WIM Weekly: Apr 6 – 12, 2026 | Drone Warfare Analysis
Drone-warfare (via Exa)
Apr 13, 2026
drone warfare

WIM Weekly: Apr 6 – 12, 2026 | Drone Warfare Analysis

During April 6-12, 2026, Ukraine executed a coordinated drone campaign targeting Russian logistics and air defense infrastructure, achieving a 1.3-to-1 strike drone advantage. Concurrently, the U.S.-Iran conflict highlighted the effectiveness of low-cost drones, revealing gaps in allied interceptor stockpiles.

Ukraine
Russia
ISR
air defense
drone-warfare
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Orqa Counter-Drone Deal Brings Ukraine Tech to NATO
Dronearticles (via Exa)
Apr 13, 2026
counter uas|contracts

Orqa Counter-Drone Deal Brings Ukraine Tech to NATO

Croatian drone manufacturer Orqa and Ukrainian defense-tech firm General Cherry have signed a memorandum of cooperation to bring Ukraine's counter-drone interceptor technology to NATO. This partnership combines Ukrainian battlefield experience with Orqa's manufacturing capabilities to develop and produce interceptor drones and counter-UAV systems for NATO and allied nations.

Counter-UAS
Ukraine
NATO
interceptor drones
Croatia
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Estonia to halt $587M Infantry Fighting Vehicle buy in favor of drones, air defense
Breaking Defense
Apr 13, 2026
policy|contracts

Estonia to halt $587M Infantry Fighting Vehicle buy in favor of drones, air defense

Estonia has decided to halt a $587 million procurement of Infantry Fighting Vehicles in favor of investing in drones and air defense systems. Defense Minister Hanno cited the reduced battlefield effectiveness of heavy equipment as a reason for this strategic shift.

air defense
drones
Estonia
infantry fighting vehicles
CV90
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US military eyes high-energy ‘laser dome’ for domestic air defense
Military Times
Apr 13, 2026
counter uas|policy

US military eyes high-energy ‘laser dome’ for domestic air defense

The U.S. military is advancing the deployment of high-energy laser weapons for domestic air defense to counter the threat of low-cost weaponized drones. A safety agreement between the FAA and the Defense Department allows for the use of these lasers at the U.S.-Mexico border, following successful safety assessments.

FAA
counter-drone technology
US military
high-energy laser
AMP-HEL
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US military eyes high-energy ‘laser dome’ for domestic air defense
C4ISRNET
Apr 13, 2026
counter uas|policy

US military eyes high-energy ‘laser dome’ for domestic air defense

The U.S. military is advancing the deployment of high-energy laser weapons for domestic air defense to counter the threat of low-cost weaponized drones, following a safety agreement with the FAA. The agreement allows the use of laser systems like the AMP-HEL at the U.S.-Mexico border, with ongoing efforts to expand counter-drone capabilities for major events and critical infrastructure.

Counter-UAS
FAA
drone defense
US military
high-energy laser
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US military eyes high-energy ‘laser dome’ for domestic air defense
Defense News
Apr 13, 2026
counter uas|policy

US military eyes high-energy ‘laser dome’ for domestic air defense

The U.S. military is advancing the deployment of high-energy laser weapons for domestic air defense to counter low-cost weaponized drones. A safety agreement with the FAA allows the use of these systems at the U.S.-Mexico border, following successful safety assessments. This marks a significant step in integrating laser technology into domestic defense strategies.

Counter-UAS
FAA
drone defense
JIATF-401
US military
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AI Eyes Move Onto The Counter-Drone Battlefield As Defense Tech ...
Prnewswire (via Exa)
Apr 13, 2026
counter uas|contracts|general

AI Eyes Move Onto The Counter-Drone Battlefield As Defense Tech ...

The counter-UAS market is experiencing rapid growth, driven by AI-enabled detection systems that integrate video and RF technologies. VisionWave Holdings has acquired xClibre™ AI video intelligence to enhance its RF-based counter-drone capabilities.

AI
autonomous systems
sensor-fusion
C-UAS
drone-warfare
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