• EOS Technologie has released footage of the automatic strike test of its Veloce 330 and Rodeur 330 loitering munitions.
• The demonstration marks the latest step in France's push to evaluate domestically developed anti-armor effectors.
• The Veloce 330 is designed as a high-speed effector, reaching approximately 400 kilometers per hour, while the Rodeur 330 focuses on endurance with a claimed five-hour flight time.
• The systems support GPS-guided and video-guided strikes and include a remote arming and disarming function for their warheads.
• EOS is preparing a capability for intercepting Shahed-type drones, planned for early 2026, positioning the munition family for both offensive and defensive applications.

This development may indicate France's growing focus on domestic defense capabilities and its efforts to strengthen its precision-strike capabilities. The introduction of loitering munitions could also signal a shift towards more autonomous and silent capabilities in the French military. EOS's advancements may influence the development of similar systems in other European countries, particularly in light of the LARINAE program and France's participation in NATO's efforts to counter Russian glide-bomb attacks.