RAF Unveils Low-Cost Attack Drone for Mass Production Amid Global Conflicts
The Royal Air Force (RAF) has introduced the Storm Fire, a low-cost, long-range attack drone designed for mass production through distributed manufacturing. Announced by Air Chief Marshal Harv Smyth at the Global Air and Space Chiefs Conference, the Storm Fire is part of a new family of autonomous systems aimed at enhancing air capabilities. The drone, capable of a 1,000-km one-way attack, is intended to be synchronized with other air effects and is designed to be produced at a cost of less than £20,000 per unit. This development is part of the UK's broader strategy to maintain technological superiority in military operations. 
