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Read three before you decide
A weapon system, a company, and one day's analysis, open end to end.
The dashed line in each file is where a free reader normally stops.
Weapons Lexicon
Germany's software-defined AI one-way attack drone — an electrically propelled loitering munition with 100 km range and on-board AI for jamming-resistant precision strikes, fielded by Ukraine and under evaluation by NATO armies.
- Overview
- Free readers stop hereOpen in this file
- Development
- Design and capabilities, variants
- Combat record with Ukraine's 59th Brigade
- Advantages, drawbacks, counterparts, outlook
- Key specifications and sources
- Analyst section: procurement and contracts, suppliers, comparable systems, analyst note
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Company Dossier
Munich AI defense firm building strike drones, autonomous combat aircraft software, and undersea autonomy systems for NATO militaries and Ukraine.
- Jacket and snapshot grid
- Free readers stop hereOpen in this file
- Background
- Financial footing: rounds, investors, valuation
- Major customers and contracts
- Leadership and contact surface
- Competitive position, battlefield relevance
- Sources and verification
- Analyst verdict
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Daily Analysis
Ukraine's 59th Brigade says roughly four in five HX-2 launches end in successful strikes. Its complaints concern propellers, catapults and warhead size, which is an industrial problem for a company built around software.
- Aug. 28, with the 59th Brigade
- Free readers stop hereOpen in this file
- 12 kilograms and a terminal handoff
- The Nov. 20 file
- The 59th Brigade's 20%
- Ukraine's 1,526 approvals
- The June 17 warhead agreement
- Japan's tests close in September: what to watch
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