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Destinus targets Europe’s air-defense gap with Vorexon interceptor
Key Takeaways
- Destinus unveiled the Vorexon ground-based interceptor at the Farnborough Airshow.
- The company says the system is designed to counter artillery rockets and glide bombs while protecting high-value military infrastructure.
- Destinus targets operational testing in 2027 and mass production in 2028.
- The pitch centers on lowering the cost of interception in conflicts shaped by high-volume strikes.
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DT Editorial Team··via breakingdefense.com