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Senior Defence Reporter, Business Insider
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By Mia Jankowicz Verified| Business Insider Verified Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link The UK's MOD said it used a radiowave-based weapon to shoot down a drone swarm. This would be a first for the cutting-edge weaponry in the UK. The RF-DEW disrupts drones with high-frequency radio waves and costs 13 cents a shot. The British Army says it shot down a drone swarm using a radiowave-based directed energy weapon, in a first for the technology in the UK.
By Jack Sommers Verified, Robert Leslie, Mia Jankowicz Verified, Henry Blodget| Business Insider Verified Macer Gifford told BI about the "myriad" kit he used in a reconnaissance unit in Ukraine. Courtesy Harry Rowe 2025-04-08T15:26:55Z Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link Save Saved Read in app This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . A British man who fought in Ukraine shared insights on essential gear for his reconnaissance work.
By Mia Jankowicz Verified| Business Insider Verified Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link The UK's MOD said it used a radiowave-based weapon to shoot down a drone swarm. This would be a first for the cutting-edge weaponry in the UK. The RF-DEW disrupts drones with high-frequency radio waves and costs 13 cents a shot. The British Army says it shot down a drone swarm using a radiowave-based directed energy weapon, in a first for the technology in the UK.
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Business Insider
Insider Inc. is a global digital media organization that provides comprehensive coverage of business, technology, and general interest news. Founded in 2007 by Henry Blodget and Kevin P. Ryan, the company originally launched as Silicon Alley Insider and rebranded to Business Insider in 2009. In 2015, it was acquired by Axel Springer SE, and in 2017, it adopted the name Insider Inc. to reflect its expanded focus. The company offers a range of digital news services, including articles, analysis, and investigative reports. It is known for its innovative visual storytelling, featuring interactive charts and videos. Insider Inc. also produces documentary-style videos and social media content. The organization has made significant contributions to journalism, breaking major stories and coining popular terms like "quiet quitting." With a global workforce, Insider Inc. influences public discourse and policy through its reporting.
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