UK Develops ITAR-free Long-range Strike Missiles for Ukraine
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UK Ministry of Defence
United Kingdom / Ukraine
June 2026
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The UK government has unveiled three prototype long-range strike missiles for Ukraine. The missiles are designed to be ITAR-free to avoid US export restrictions. Production is expected to reach 20 units per month at a cost of £400,000 each.
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