Ukraine has unveiled the Last Shadow T200 interceptor as Russia intensifies its Shahed drone campaign. The new system reportedly chased aerial targets over 122 kilometres while maintaining a stable video link, and can engage Shahed, Geran, Gerbera and Molniya drones. Its movable camera, frequency switching and planned automatic guidance are designed to counter Russian interference and improve target tracking. Kyiv also wants to shift from 3D printing toward stronger reusable production models. As Putin expands drone attacks, can the T200 give Zelensky the cheaper, longer-range shield Ukraine desperately needs?
