Among other models, India used the Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) Harop suicide drone, as well as the SkyStriker suicide drone developed by Israel's largest arms manufacturer, Elbit Systems.

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The SkyStrikers are the product of a joint venture between Alpha Design Technologies, headquartered in Bengaluru, and Israel’s Elbit Systems. The Indian Army had placed an emergency procurement ...

Indian forces deployed an arsenal of advanced unmanned systems, including Israeli-made Harop loitering munitions and the SkyStriker—produced through a joint venture between Israel’s Elbit ...

According to Elbit, the stealthy, undetectable, and unexpected attacker can autonomously detect, track, and engage diverse targets within tactical environments, providing unparalleled precision ...

In their description of the 'suicide drones', Elbit Security Systems says it flies like a UAS (unmanned aircraft system) and strikes like a missile: "As a silent, invisible, and surprise attacker ...

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SkyStriker drones are made in Bengaluru. The Adani Group’s Alpha Design Technologies and Israel’s Elbit Security Systems worked together to build them. They can carry 5 to 10 kg of explosives ...

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Developed by the Bengaluru-based Alpha Design (ADTL) in collaboration with Israel's Elbit Systems, these are GPS-guided loitering munitions that can carry a payload of up to 10 kg. This is lethal ...

Developed jointly by Bengaluru-based Alpha Design and Israel’s Elbit Systems, the 'SkyStriker' is the variant believed to have been deployed. Unlike traditional UAVs, loitering munitions can ...