Developed by European defence company MBDA, the weapon has been integrated with a number of frontline combat aircraft operated by European air forces and selected partner countries. 

Mirage, Rafale, Eurofighter and more: Which aircraft can launch the SCALP missile?

SCALP/Storm Shadow is a conventionally armed cruise missile weighing around 1,300 kg with a length of approximately 5.10 metres.

What is the SCALP missile? Design, range and strike capabilities explained

After the brutal terror attack in Pahalgam on April 22, India launched Operation Sindoor on May 7. The operation hit terror camps in Pakistan and PoJK. Here are the 5 key weapons that gave India a strong and precise advantage in the battle.

Operation Sindoor: How Indian air strikes changed Pakistan's Nur Khan airbase (Check out pics)

India news: The strikes were part of a joint mission involving both the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force. As per reports from news agency ANI, precision-guided weapons were used to target multiple terror bases across the border.

Inside Operation Sindoor: Rafale, SCALP, HAMMER – The deadly triad India used to strike terror camps in Pakistan and PoK | Explained

Over the last year, many countries have supplied lethal weapons to Ukraine so that it can fend off Russian attacks. One of them is France. And now, France has decided to deliver cruise missiles to Ukraine. Here's more.

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Mirage, Rafale, Eurofighter and more: Which aircraft can launch the SCALP missile?

What is the SCALP missile? Design, range and strike capabilities explained

Operation Sindoor: How Indian air strikes changed Pakistan's Nur Khan airbase (Check out pics)

Inside Operation Sindoor: Rafale, SCALP, HAMMER – The deadly triad India used to strike terror camps in Pakistan and PoK | Explained

How countries are improving defence technologies?