Pakistan has taken another step in advancing indigenous unmanned strike arsenal with the unveiling of D-248 and S-369 loitering munitions. Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT) unveiled the new drones at the 2026 Indus RAS Expo, the country’s largest and longest-range systems in their class. These drones are said to be most advanced and longest-range loitering munitions to date, introducing D-248 and S-369 during the 2026 Indus Robotics and Autonomous Systems (RAS) Expo, taking unmanned strike capabilities, with both systems designed for long-endurance, precision missions over extended distances. Leading new lineup is D-248, which HIT says is capable of engaging targets at ranges between 2,200 and 3,000 kilometers. With unveiling of the D-248 and S-369, Pakistan has showcased its largest and longest-range loitering munitions developed so far, underscoring the country’s continued investment in indigenous autonomous strike systems and long-range unmanned warfare technologies.