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Rheinmetall unveils new strike drone family at DSEI, eyes expansion to 1,000 units in 2025

Rheinmetall is ramping up its strike drone ambitions, introducing a new family of unmanned aerial systems at the DSEI trade show in London. The company expects production to reach up to 1,000 units this year, signaling a major push into the loitering munitions market.

Company CEO Armin Papperger emphasized the strategic importance of unmanned technologies during a briefing at the event.

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