France has successfully tested its first kamikaze drones, which are set to be delivered to Ukraine in the coming weeks, according to French Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu. This development marks a significant step in France's military capabilities, responding to the evolving battlefield needs of both its armed forces and allies. The kamikaze drones, designed for high-precision strikes with minimized risk to operators, will enhance Ukraine's defense against Russian forces. Lecornu highlighted the importance of these drones in complementing existing artillery systems, such as the Caesar howitzers. France plans to deliver 100 units initially, part of a larger order of 2,000 drones. This initiative is part of France's ongoing military support to Ukraine, which has included significant financial aid and military equipment since the onset of the conflict.