Ukrainian defense manufacturer SkyFall has begun serial production of an unnamed one-way attack drone with a 600 km range, a 40–50 kg warhead, and an estimated cost of $25,000–$30,000 per unit, according to specifications published by Bloomberg. The weapon gives Ukraine a lower-cost option for striking targets at operational depth while preserving more expensive missiles for higher-priority missions. SkyFall has also unveiled the P1-SUN JetKiller interceptor to counter faster Russian jet-powered Shahed variants that are shortening air-defense reaction times. Together, the two systems aim to expand Ukraine’s long-range strike capacity while reducing the cost of protecting cities, military sites and energy infrastructure from sustained drone attacks. Read more...
Ukraine’s SkyFall has unveiled a 600 km-range strike drone carrying a 40–50 kg warhead and the P1-SUN JetKiller interceptor, designed to counter faster Russian Shahed-type drones at lower cost than conventional air-defense missiles (Picture source: Army Recognition Group).