Filin is a Russian ground-launched cruise missile developed by NPO Molniya. Ukrainian intelligence reports combat use from late summer 2026; its advertised speed and range remain unverified.
Stone Cloak is a British drone-mounted electronic-warfare device, described by the UK government as a jammer, supplied to Ukraine to hinder Russian air-defence tracking and targeting, with intellectual property shared for Ukrainian production.
Sichen is a Ukrainian long-range one-way attack drone with a stated 1,400 km range, 40 kg warhead and provisions for operation under active electronic warfare.
The RZ-100, widely identified as Morok, is a Ukrainian piston-engined one-way attack drone credited with carrying a 30 kg warhead to targets up to 800 km away.
A Ukrainian long-range one-way attack drone derived from the Chinese ZTK-150 civil airframe, operated exclusively by the SBU's Alpha unit and credited with strikes deep inside Russia.
The Samad-3 is a long-range Houthi one-way attack drone with an external fuel tank, an estimated reach beyond 1,800 km and an Iranian-linked commercial-component supply chain.
Mach Industries' Atlas is a hybrid-electric, runway-independent strike drone being developed under DIU's RIMES program to carry 1,000-pound munitions 1,400 nautical miles from destroyer decks and austere sites — and come back to rearm.
Ukraine's UJ-26 Bober, or Beaver, is a long-range one-way attack drone associated with HUR strikes against Moscow, Crimea and Russian military infrastructure.
Ukraine’s primary strategic one-way attack drone — a 2,000 km-range pusher-prop system that has carried the war to Russia’s energy heartland, hitting refineries and military plants from the Caspian Sea to the Komi Republic.
The B-21 Raider is the U.S. Air Force's next-generation penetrating long-range strike stealth bomber — nuclear and conventional capable, designed for the most contested environments, and set to replace the B-1B and B-2 fleets alongside upgraded B-52s.
Syrskyi's new Rocket Forces and Artillery concept commits Ukraine to mass-producing its own missiles out to 2,000 km. The real target is dependence on weapons Kyiv cannot build, buy freely, or fire without permission.