Ukraine unveils native jet-powered drone interceptor

Ukraine has unveiled a new jet-powered drone interceptor designed to counter Russian drones, according to a report from The Register. The native design aims to provide a cost-effective defense against aerial threats, with the interceptor featuring a jet engine for high-speed pursuit. The announcement comes amid ongoing conflict, highlighting Ukraine's focus on domestic drone innovation.

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