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Slovenian Valhalla Turrets ASGARD anti-drone minigun module completes live-fire military trials

Published 7 November 2026

Slovenian firm Valhalla Turrets has completed multi-day live-fire trials of its ASGARD remote-weapon station with Slovenian armed forces funding. The module mounts a Dillon Aero M134D 7.62 mm minigun at approximately 3,000 rounds per minute alongside a HENSOLDT SPEXER radar and electro-optical sensors for autonomous acquisition and tracking. The operator controls the weapon from inside a vehicle or a hardened position; the design also accommodates additional missile launchers. The system targets short-to-medium range drone interception and convoy protection.

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Telegram channel:Istoria Zbroi (Історія_Зброї) friendly6 Nov 2026 Open the post

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