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Video: Ukraine’s Massive New Underwater Drone - Sea Trident ST-1000 - Naval News

Ukraine’s Global Mark has just unveiled its first-ever Extra-Large Uncrewed Underwater Vehicle (XLUUV) at the Eurosatory 2026 defense exhibition in Paris: the Sea Trident ST-1000.
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1- Kamikaze / Strike operations
2- Logistics and payload delivery
3- Interception and neutralization of other UUVs
4- FPV drones carrier
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  • Length: 10 meters
  • Beam: 2 meters
  • Height: 1.5 meters (excluding mast assembly)
  • Weight: 10 tonnes
  • Range: 2,000 nautical miles
  • Speed: 6 knots cruising / 10 knots max
  • Operating Depth: 60 meters
  • Payload (Warhead): 1,000 kg
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Ukraine’s top strike-drone maker moves into ballistic missile defense​

Ukraine’s top strike-drone maker moves into ballistic missile defense
Its new FP-2 drone struck an oil refinery in Russia’s Tyumen region on June 20 — a target 1,286 miles from the Ukrainian border, Zelenskyy said — and the company says its rebuilt FP-1 now flies 1,677 miles up from 1,025 miles, while the FP-2 can carry a 440-pound warhead up to 230 miles away.

“The new modernized FP drones have been tested. Now they can reach targets at a distance of 3,000 kilometers. I am grateful to the Fire Point engineers,” Zelenskyy said in his June 20 evening address.
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Zelenskyy said the next Fire Point drones will reach 1,864 miles, far enough to put refineries and arms plants in the Urals and western Siberia within range.
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The FP-7.X is designed to hit a ballistic missile at 15 miles altitude for about $700,000 a shot — $300,000 under the original target — against roughly $3.8 million for a Patriot PAC-3. Fire Point aims to mass produce it at three a day starting in August.
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Fire Point flight-tested the FP-7.X in early June, a “fully controlled maneuvering flight,” co-founder Iryna Terekh wrote on X alongside a video of the launch.
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Ukraine’s newest strike weapon drifts into Russia on the wind​

Ukraine’s newest strike weapon drifts into Russia on the wind
The balloon-born missile, DART, drops from a balloon at about 7 to 11 miles and runs on satellite guidance until it falls to about 4 miles, where its navigation cuts out and a solid-fuel engine carries it along a fixed course, according to its creators at the Ukrainian company Center of Innovative Technologies Program.

Its roughly 22-pound warhead scatters conductive graphite filaments designed to short out Russian power grids, according to Militarnyi, though it has not yet cleared Ukrainian military codification.
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