Indra launches Drizzle interceptor drones to counter mass attacks with 400 kmh speed and up to 130 kilometres of range
Indra unveiled Drizzle, a family of autonomous interceptor drones designed to defeat massed uncrewed-aircraft attacks against infrastructure, convoys, and deployed forces. The company advertises variants capable of speeds up to 400 kilometres per hour and ranges as great as 130 kilometres, depending on configuration. Autonomy is intended to reduce operator workload and enable coordinated engagements against numerous targets. These performance figures remain manufacturer claims, and the announcement does not establish operational fielding, but the concept addresses demand for lower-cost interceptors that can preserve expensive missiles for more demanding threats.
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