Aug 18, 2026 12:44 PM
India’s push to develop indigenous airborne strike technology reached a new milestone as Kawa UAV’s Divyastra Mk3 loitering munition, powered by a jet engine from DG Propulsion, completed its maiden flight.
India’s push to develop indigenous airborne strike technology reached a new milestone as Kawa UAV’s Divyastra Mk3 loitering munition, powered by a jet engine from DG Propulsion, completed its maiden flight.
Conducted at a drone testing airstrip in Uttar Pradesh, the test began with the integrated system mounted on a moving vehicle.
After the vehicle reached the required speed, the loitering munition launched from the platform and transitioned into flight.
Read the full story on NextGen Defense: India Puts Jet Power Behind Its New Loitering Munition
India•Drone Strike•technology•Loitering munition•kamikaze drone•autonomous aerial vehicle•autonomous drone
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