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Oct- 2026 -16 October
Rocket One Licenses US Air Force Tech to Capture Rogue Drones
Rocket One has secured a 12-month evaluation license with the US Air Force to test a solution to physically capture and neutralize hostile unmanned aerial systems.
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16 October
Raytheon Wins $729M Deal for US, Qatar, Jordan Drone Defenses
Raytheon has secured $729 million in contracts to supply counter-drone systems to the US Army, Qatar, and Jordan.
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16 October
Japan Seeks Interceptor Drones From Ukrainian Developer SkyFall
Japan is moving to acquire interceptor drones from Ukrainian developer SkyFall, with Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi saying delivery is being arranged as soon as possible.
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16 October
US Coast Guard Buys 4 MQ-9B Drones in $247.8M Maritime Security Push
The US Coast Guard has ordered four MQ-9B unmanned aircraft systems from General Atomics in a $247.8-million deal to expand its long-range maritime surveillance capabilities.
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16 October
Ontario Tech University Qualifies as Drone Supplier for Canadian Military
Ontario Tech University has qualified as a supplier of drone systems for the Canadian military, becoming the only college in the province to be part of the country’s Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace.
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16 October
Germany Announces ‘Tens of Thousands’ of Interceptor Drones for Ukraine
Germany is financing tens of thousands of interceptor drones for Ukraine as part of its military aid package, with the systems intended to counter Russian attacks expected this winter.
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15 October
Powerus Debuts a Guardian Interceptor That Needs Less Human Input
Defense firm Powerus has introduced the third generation of its Guardian counter-drone interceptor, now built as a fully autonomous system.
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15 October
L3Harris Kicks Off VAMPIRE Anti-Drone Weapon Supply to US Army
L3Harris Technologies has begun delivering Vehicle Agnostic Modular Palletized ISR Rocket Equipment counter-unmanned aerial system supplies to the US Army under a contract valued at up to $106 million.
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15 October
Ukraine, NATO Build AI Tools to Forecast Russian Drone Activity
Ukraine and NATO have developed two AI tools to predict Russian drone activity and help Ukrainian forces plan artillery operations.
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14 October
Ideal Aerospace’s Troublemaker Is Built to Complicate Enemy Air Defense
US firm Ideal Aerospace has unveiled Troublemaker, a long-range unmanned aerial vehicle designed to stretch enemy defenses with its reach, versatility, and swarm capabilities.
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