Turkey showed a new strike drone similar to the Russian Okhotnik UAV
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Turkey actively develops, manufactures and exports unmanned aerial vehicles. Along with conventional UAVs, the Turks are developing and Drones with jet engines, such as Bayraktar Kızılelma. Soon, another Turkish device will be added to it.
Turkish company TUSAŞ Engine Industries, a subsidiary of Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI), has begun development of a new heavy jet-powered drone called the Anka-3. The assembly of the first prototype and the start of testing are scheduled for the next year, 2023, so far only an image of a promising UAV has been shown.
(...) Anka-3 is a new generation project that will take the capabilities of unmanned aerial vehicles to a higher level (...) it will open a new page in the field of UAVs with its jet engine and speed, large payload and almost invisible design on radar . Next year we will continue to share good the news from our project
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said.
Judging by the image, the Turkish Anka-3 UAV resembles the Russian S-70 "Okhotnik" UAV, also made according to the "flying wing" scheme. Turkish maximum takeoff weight drone will be about 7 tons, it will be equipped with a turbofan jet engine.
It is planned that the new drone will be able to attack ground targets even in areas with a strong air defense system thanks to its armament and its design, invisible to radar.
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