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Russia’s Jet Shaheds Are Scaling Fast—Helsing Just Unveiled an AI Air Defense Built to Hunt Them

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Europe’s answer to Russia’s growing jet-drone arsenal is taking shape around a simple idea: use AI to coordinate mass interceptions, then kill fast threats with cheaper missiles instead of burning through million-euro air-defense rounds.

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The Munich-based armaments company wants to have found an answer to the latest developments in the Ukraine war. Boris Pistorius has now called for a visit.

·Munich, Germany
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The threat from Russia is growing: Moscow is expanding its production of beam-driven drones and cruise missiles. Munich-based manufacturer Helsing is now putting a new system in place. The armaments company in Berlin is presenting exactly what this looks like.

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The Contra system uses artificial intelligence to coordinate the interception of drones and missiles.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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The German company Helsing introduced its own air defence system in Berlin, Contra, and new guided AD-1 Inferno and AD-2 Ambush missiles. The company enters the market for integrated air defence systems based on artificial intelligence. New missiles are capable of intercepting rocket drones and cruise missiles, and transfer TASS. High-speed controlled AD-1 Inferno rocket can barge in the air and strike targets repeatedly. A solid-fuel controlled…

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In air defense, Germany has so far been heavily dependent on foreign suppliers. This is what Munich's start-up Helsing wants to change – and make large domestic suppliers such as Rheinmetall competition.

·Hamburg, Germany
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nordbayern.de broke the news in Germany on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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