Electric tactical loitering munition that flies covertly at low altitude to locate, acquire and dive-strike operator-designated targets; abort/re-engage capable. Combat debut with India (Operation Sindoor, May 2025).
| Country | Israel |
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| Subcategory | Loitering munitions |
| Subtype | Loitering munition |
| Role | Loitering munition / precision strike |
| Class | Tactical |
| Classification | Tactical loitering munition |
| Mission | ISR, Strike |
| Variants | 5 kg warhead; 10 kg warhead |
| Notable partners | Alpha Design Technologies (Adani) – India production |
| Operators | India; undisclosed European nation |
| Frame type | Fixed-wing |
| Propulsion | Electric |
| Range (km) | 100 |
| Combat-proven | Yes |
| Export status | Exported |
| Launch method | Pneumatic/canister |
| Autonomy level | Autonomous locate-acquire-strike with man-in-the-loop |
| Endurance (min) | 120 |
| Recovery method | Expendable (parachute if not expended) |
| Max payload (kg) | 10 |
| Max speed (km/h) | 185 |
| Standard sensors | EO/IR day-night camera |
| Production status | Active |
| Notable engagements | Operation Sindoor (May 2025) |
| Conflicts deployed in | India-Pakistan (Operation Sindoor, 2025) |
| Airframe / lift type | Fixed-wing |
| Control / autonomy level | Semi-autonomous (human-on-the-loop) |
| Domain | Aerial (UAV/UAS) |
| Mission / use case – military | ISR, Loitering munition (one-way attack) |
| Origin / supply chain | Military-grade |
| Propulsion | Electric (LiPo / Li-ion) |
| Range / endurance | Short range (50–150 km) |
| Speed regime | High (150–400 km/h) |
| Strike depth / operational role | Middle strike (20–150 km, operational rear: logistics, artillery, EW, C2) |
| Threat vector | Kinetic – loitering munition, Surveillance / reconnaissance |
| Weight / class | Class II – Tactical (150–600 kg) |