Britain is transforming its aircraft carriers into platforms for drone warfare, launching one-way attack drones from HMS Queen Elizabeth for the first time in history. Four NYAN attack drones reportedly hit their designated strike points during North Atlantic trials, while a TEKEVER AR5 surveillance drone was also tested. The developments come as Russia rapidly expands its missile arsenal. Ukrainian intelligence estimates Moscow has stockpiled up to 700 ballistic missiles and thousands of cruise missiles, with production exceeding 200 missiles monthly. As Britain invests in autonomous weapons, could Europe be preparing for a major Russian missile threat?
Britain sees the missile wave coming and is moving in panic UK’s secret Russia fear just went public
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Britain is transforming its aircraft carriers into platforms for drone warfare, launching one-way attack drones from HMS Queen Elizabeth for the first time in history. Four NYAN attack drones reportedly hit their designated strike points during North Atlantic trials, while a TEKEVER AR5 surveillance drone was also tested. The developments come as Russia rapidly expands its missile arsenal. Ukrainian intelligence estimates Moscow has stockpiled up to 700 ballistic missiles and thousands of cruise
Key Takeaways
- Britain sees the missile wave coming and is moving in panic UK’s secret Russia fear just went public.
- Britain is transforming its aircraft carriers into platforms for drone warfare, launching one-way attack drones from HMS Queen Elizabeth for the first time in history.
- Four NYAN attack drones reportedly hit their designated strike points during North Atlantic trials, while a TEKEVER AR5 surveillance drone was also tested.
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