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Indra unveils low-cost Squall cruise missile with 300-kilometer-plus range for precision and saturation strikes

Spain's Indra has unveiled Squall, a low-cost cruise-missile concept intended for precision attacks and high-volume saturation strikes at ranges exceeding 300 kilometers. The design is being promoted for land and naval launch, with low-altitude flight and a cost profile aimed at making larger salvo sizes practical against heavily defended targets. Squall broadens Indra's ambitions in long-range weapons and could strengthen European supply options, but the public presentation is an unveiling rather than evidence of completed development, customer orders, series production, or operational deployment.

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