Spanish defense firm Indra has unveiled SQUALL, a low-cost cruise missile designed to strike high-value targets more than 300 kilometers (186 miles) behind enemy lines.
The missile flies at low altitude to reduce its exposure to radar, giving it what the company describes as a high degree of stealth.
Multiple guidance and navigation systems are meant to keep the weapon on course through jamming and spoofing attempts.
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