US startup Neros wins major Pentagon drone contract

Neros, a US startup founded by former teenage drone racers, has secured one of the Pentagon's largest small-drone deals.

The company has shipped tens of thousands of UAVs to Ukraine. It recently signed a $500 million contract with the US Department of Defense.

The agreement aims to build a domestic alternative to Chinese-made drones. Neros focuses on producing small unmanned aerial vehicles for military use.

Details on the timeline or specific terms of the deal remain limited in available reports.

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