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NYAN One Way Effector
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UK Armed Forces trial British Strike Drone across land and sea​

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Nyan is already operationally proven on land, with more than 1,000 units produced. Now it has successfully demonstrated its ability to add real value in a maritime environment too.
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Strike drone launched from Royal Navy ship for first time​

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Strike drone launched from Royal Navy ship for first time

he Nyan One-Way Effector was fired from XV Patrick Blackett off the south coast, with further trials aboard HMS Queen Elizabeth a possibility.
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An overview of Britain’s military drones and drone development projects

Last updated: June 2026 Here we list brief details of the various drones that the UK armed forces currently have in service while part two (below) lists known drone development programmes. Part One…
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While the MoD is not releasing specific details of Nyan’s capabilities, it is said to be broadly comparable to the British Army’s Dart 250, with an estimated range of around 250 km, a payload of up to 20 kg, and a top speed of approximately 440 km/h.
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Thales accelerates defence production and industrial investment across Europe​


5. LMM: production ramp-up underway in Belfast, United Kingdom

LMM (Lightweight Multi-role Missile) production in Belfast increased fourfold between 2022 and 2025, reflecting a significant ramp-up in manufacturing capacity and output, with further plans to support a seven-fold increase in missile production within 4 years.
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Malloy Aeronautics designs and supplies all-electric uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) to both civil and military customers. Their range of uncrewed, heavy lift quadcopters are capable of lifting payloads from 68kg to 300kg over short to medium range missions. Malloy Aeronautics are a BAE Systems owned entity that form part of our FalconWorks research and development division within the Air sector.
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New interceptor missiles successfully tested in the Middle East as Defence Minister visits region​

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New interceptor missiles successfully tested in the Middle East as Defence Minister visits region

The UK military and Gulf partners will be better protected against drone attacks following the successful testing of new British-built Skyhammer interceptor missiles and launchers in Jordan.
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Cambridge Aerospace to Supply Skyhammer Interceptor Missiles to British Forces and Gulf Partners​

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Cambridge Aerospace to Supply Skyhammer Interceptor Missiles to British Forces and Gulf Partners

Cambridge Aerospace Skyhammer missiles are set to boost UK Armed Forces' defenses against Iranian drones. Learn more here.
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Britain will today announce the transfer of intellectual property rights to allow Ukraine to manufacture the Stone Cloak drone EW system, thousands of the device have already been supplied.

Stone Cloak is the size of a tablet computer and generates a short range electronic cloak around the drone that both drastically hinders detection by anti-drone radar as well as blocking drone jamming signals. Stone Cloak will be directly built in to the upcoming Project Brakestop low cost cruise missile.

UK plans to transfer Stone Cloak EW system rights to Ukraine to boost domestic production | Ukraine news - #Mezha

London to hand over intellectual property behind Stone Cloak jammers to Kiev — PM’s office

Andy Burnham pledges continued support for Ukraine ahead of Zelensky visit
 

Britain’s Sovereign Hypersonic Strike Effort Enters New Phase​

Britain’s Sovereign Hypersonic Strike Effort Enters New Phase | Aviation Week

Industry, academia and government are combining to rebuild the UK’s long-dormant hypersonics capability for the next generation of deep-strike weapons.
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The UK is progressing an ambitious national endeavor to join the growing number of countries capable of developing hypersonic weapons.

A £1 billion ($1.34 billion) initiative launched three years ago has now attracted more than 120 companies—and others waiting in the wings—as well as generated more than 25 research and development contracts and successfully tested propulsion systems.
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Engineers are designing a hypersonic cruise missile flight-test vehicle, the Scalable Hypersonic Advanced Ramjet Demonstration (SHARD), that the country hopes to fly in 2030.
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The recently published Defense Investment Plan allocates £770 million over four years to support the development of a new generation of 2,000-km-range (1,200-mi.) deep-strike missiles under the Trinity House Agreement with Germany.
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