Czech Republic announces development of its first indigenous cruise missile with a range of over 600 kilometers…
Testing of the Narwhal 140 cruise missile has been completed, and preparations are underway for the start of serial production.
Developed by Czech-based LPP Holding, the Narwhal 140 cruise missile is assessed to have a range of 600 kilometers and a maximum speed of 750 km/h.
The missile is equipped with an AI-based control system designed to meet the operational requirements of modern combat environments.
The Narwhal 140 cruise missile is assessed to have a warhead weighing approximately 40 kilograms.
The Narwhal 140 is capable of conducting low-altitude flight and is designed for long-range precision strike missions.
The Narwhal 140 uses an AI-based control and visual navigation system, reducing its reliance on satellite-based navigation systems and continuous data links.
This enables the missile to conduct missions in electronic warfare environments and under conditions where GNSS signals are unavailable…
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