The new product of the Israeli drone company
The Israeli company UVision unveiled an eight-tube loitering munition launcher at the AUSA exhibition. Meanwhile, Ukraine accuses SpaceX of limiting Starlink speeds, and the US purchases howitzers from South Korea instead of Israel.
The Israeli loitering munition company UVision used the AUSA exhibition in the US to unveil an eight-tube loitering munition launcher designed for remote operation. The launcher is intended for the Hero 120 model, with a range of 40-60 km and an operational duration of one hour. The company has a major contract in the US worth $982 million. Meanwhile, tensions between the US and Ukraine are rising over Kyiv's claims that SpaceX limited Starlink terminal speeds to 100 miles per hour, causing the cancellation of drone missions. The US Army purchased 155 mm K9 howitzers from South Korea instead of Israel, in a $100 million deal. Additionally, US special forces are testing a tiny drone for guiding mortar bombs.