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Royal Navy launches Nyan strike drone from XV Patrick Blackett during maritime trials off the UK coast.

Royal Navy advances maritime loitering and strike drone capability with successful ship-based launch trial

The Royal Navy has successfully launched a strike-capable drone from a vessel at sea, marking a significant milestone in the United Kingdom’s efforts to integrate uncrewed systems into future naval operations and develop a more capable Hybrid Navy.

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