news.postimees.ee British Army Deploys Nyan Drones in Estonia
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- •Nyan drones enhance NATO's long-range strike capabilities in Estonia.
- •The drones have a range of over 250 kilometers and are single-use systems.
- •Deployment strengthens the UK's contribution to NATO deterrence and defense.
The British Army has deployed Nyan attack drone systems in Estonia, enhancing NATO's long-range strike capabilities. These drones have a range of over 250 kilometers and were introduced during the Spring Storm exercise earlier this year. British Army spokesperson Melissa Terry stated that Nyan drones complement existing fire support capabilities and provide additional options for engaging targets at long distances. The deployment is part of a defense cooperation action plan signed between Estonia and the U.K. in July 2026. The Nyan drones are single-use systems manufactured by BAE Systems and are designed for precision strikes. The British Army is not disclosing the exact number of Nyan systems currently in use, citing operational security. The integration of Nyan into NATO operations aims to improve targeting, mission planning, and digital fire control systems.
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