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Ukraine is making anti-Shahed missiles that have to cost less than $20,000 per shot
The $20,000 hard cap set by Brave1 would make these Ukrainian missiles cost a sixth of a typical Stinger missile.
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Brave1 has set a $20,000 hard cap for Ukrainian anti‑Shahed missiles, making them about one‑sixth the cost of a typical Stinger missile.
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