Long-range cruise missile developed in Serbia – “Goshawk” presented at fair in Riyadh

Serbian companies GPTS (Green Power Turbine Systems) and EDePro have publicly presented the Goshawk cruise missile system for the first time at the World Defense Show 2026 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, as reported by world portals specializing in the defense industry and armaments.

Goshawk is the first domestic project of a longer-range cruise missile to be publicly presented. The system is designed as an autonomous “loitering” (wandering) munition with a range of up to 150 kilometers, a cruising mode of movement, autonomous navigation and a warhead adapted for precision strikes on high-value targets.

The premiere of Goshawk marks an expansion of the portfolio of Serbian defense companies, which are now developing missiles and ammunition for long-range precision ground strikes, with clear potential for export to the Gulf countries and beyond.

The Goshawk was developed in a partnership between GPTS and EDePro, with the former contributing propulsion technology, while EDePro has experience in guidance and missile technologies.

The name “Goshawk” should not be confused with the American McDonnell Douglas T-45 Goshawk trainer, the British Project GOSHAWK, or other systems with the same name.

For more information on the Serbian “forest hawk,” see here:

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Green Power Turbine Systems d.o.o. Beograd

EDеPrо d.o.o. Beograd

GPTS

Green Power Turbine Systems

EDePro

World Defense Show 2026 Riyadh

Goshawk Serbian long range cruise missile