A Russian Lancet loitering munition was intercepted in mid-air by a STING interceptor drone during a recent air defense operation. STING is designed to counter small unmanned aerial threats by engaging them at close range, helping protect frontline positions and equipment from precision drone strikes. | Defense Media

Combat Tested and proven #Nagastra Loitering Munition🇮🇳🤘🏻😎 Fact check: Loitering munition, also known as a "kamikaze drone" or "suicide drone," can be explained: 1. Hybrid of drone and missile: It loiters (flies around) over a target area like a drone and then dives onto a target to destroy it like a missile, combining surveillance and strike capabilities in one. 2. Autonomous or remotely piloted: It can be controlled by an operator in real-time or use AI to identify and attack targets with