Indra unveils Squall low-cost cruise missile

Indra has unveiled Squall, a new low-cost cruise missile designed to strike strategic targets at ranges exceeding 300 kilometers. The system was presented at the Unvex drone trade fair in San Javier, Murcia.

Designed for both land and naval launch platforms, the missile targets high-value assets such as command-and-control centers, air defense systems, and military infrastructure. To evade radar detection, the Squall utilizes a low-altitude flight profile. It also incorporates multiple guidance and navigation systems to maintain effectiveness against electronic jamming or spoofing.

A key feature of the Squall is its cost-effective architecture, which allows for both individual precision strikes and large-scale saturation attacks. By deploying large numbers of these missiles, operators can aim to overwhelm enemy air defenses, forcing adversaries to expend more expensive interceptors against a high volume of incoming threats.