Between “Geranium” and “Cube”: the newest kamikaze drone “Italmas”

60
Between “Geranium” and “Cube”: the newest kamikaze drone “Italmas”
Vladimir Putin inspects elements of a UAV manufactured by Aeroscan, September 19, 2023. The wing of the Italmas UAV is visible in the background.


The Russian army has received another kamikaze unmanned aerial vehicle, designed to strike remote enemy targets. The Italmas product is already being mass-produced, has reached combat units and is now being used against enemy targets. According to its characteristics, this UAV differs from others drones-kamikaze, which allows him to occupy his own niche.



In a short time


The existence of the “Italmas” project (the Udmurt name for the European swimsuit - a herbaceous plant, the flower of which is considered a symbol of Udmurtia) became known a little more than a month ago. On September 19, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the Aeroscan enterprise, the parent organization of the Zala Aero group. He was shown all the main developments of the organization in the field of unmanned aerial vehicles aviation, incl. the newest products.

The most interesting new product at the small exhibition of achievements was the Product 54 or Italmas UAV. In the manufacturer’s workshop there was a glider of such a device, which at that time was not equipped with the necessary equipment. However, soon the Rossiya 1 TV channel showed a new drone in complete form, actually ready for use.

Reportedly, the project with the factory designation “54” was created in the recent past. Design work was completed at the turn of 2022-23, and in winter the prototypes went out for testing. In September, it was reported that the main stages of development and preparation for production had been completed. The production of serial equipment and deliveries to the army were planned for the very near future.


Another perspective. The Italmas glider is almost completely visible

According to the latest news, we were talking about literally a few weeks. Thus, on October 21, the Russian army carried out another massive strike on military targets in Kyiv, and UAVs again became the main means of destruction. As a result of this event, the Ukrainian side complained about the use of a previously unknown drone.

Judging by the description of the fragments of the products that hit the targets and the peculiarities of their use, the new Italmas were used for the first time in the strike. Our Ministry of Defense has not yet confirmed the version of the use of such UAVs. However, the effectiveness of the combat operation of kamikaze drones does not depend on the presence or absence of official reports about them.

Notable features


To date, the development company has shown the airframe and the finished product “54” assembled, and also revealed some of the tactical and technical characteristics. At the same time, the most interesting features of the project, for obvious reasons, are not specified. However, the available information creates a fairly detailed picture and allows us to draw the first conclusions.

The Italmas UAV, like the Geranium or Kub-UAV, is built according to the “flying wing” design. A composite airframe with a characteristic shape is used. It has a wing with a span of about 2-2,5 m with a broken leading edge, over which a rudimentary fuselage protrudes slightly. Small area stabilizing planes are placed at the wing tips.

Flight control is carried out by a pair of ailerons on the trailing edge of the wing. With their help, the UAV is able to perform height maneuvers and turns. In this case, active and energetic maneuvering is apparently impossible and is not envisaged.


Assembled UAV "54"

An internal combustion engine with a two-blade pulling propeller is located in the forward part of the fuselage. The model and parameters of the propulsion system have not yet been specified. Flight speeds and altitudes are not specified. Range – at least 200 km. A long flight is ensured by a large supply of fuel located in the wing cavities.

There is no information yet about the on-board equipment of the Italmas UAV. Accordingly, its functions and combat capabilities remain unknown. Probably, a kamikaze drone can fly along a given route and hit a target at specified coordinates. At the same time, the possibility of using more complex systems and homing heads cannot be ruled out.

As befits a disposable attack UAV, Italmas carries a warhead. Its type and exact parameters have not yet been named. Only its increase in comparison with existing drones is indicated. Perhaps the warhead of the “54” product should be compared with the payload of the serial “Geranium-2”.

"Product 54" is launched using a catapult with a rail guide. Such a device is placed on any suitable platform and can be quickly moved to the required position. A separate starting motor is not used; the entire flight is powered by the internal combustion engine.


Propulsion system

With great potential


The latest Italmas UAV should be considered both independently and in the context of the overall development of domestic unmanned aircraft. In both cases, this pattern looks positive and is of great interest. In addition, as follows from recent reports, such products are already solving real combat missions and are useful in practice.

Even in the absence of all the data, it is easy to see that Italmas has a number of important features and advantages, due to which high combat potential is achieved. At the same time, similar features and characteristics are present in other domestic loitering munitions and kamikaze drones, which has a positive effect on the potential of unmanned aircraft in general.

As in other projects, the “54” product uses a composite airframe. It reduces the likelihood of timely detection and tracking by enemy air defense systems, and also makes interception more difficult. An internal combustion engine with a propeller limits the maximum flight speed, but provides high efficiency and increases range. The range is also increased due to optimal use of internal volumes and placement of the maximum amount of fuel. Existing control systems make it possible to obtain high accuracy and the probability of hitting the designated target.

At the expense of Italmas, the formation of a full-fledged multi-component weapons system based on kamikaze drones continues. This UAV should occupy an intermediate position between the light tactical “Cube-UAV” and the full-size long-range device “Geran-2”. The new Izdeliye 54 compares favorably with the Kuba due to its greater range and payload, and the advantages over the Geranium are of an economic nature.


Taking off from a catapult

In fact, Italmas will solve problems for which the Cube is insufficient and the Geranium is redundant. Thanks to the emergence of such a UAV, unmanned attack aircraft become an even more flexible tool, capable of more effectively solving all major tasks. All this understandably affects the overall combat capabilities of the army.

Potential and practice


Thus, the Russian defense industry, without publicity, developed, tested and brought to production a new model of unmanned aircraft. It was first introduced just over a month ago, and was recently used for the first time in real strikes against enemy targets. Judging by the available information, the new Italmas coped with its combat mission.

The speed of development and launch of production of the new product “54” shows the potential of an individual enterprise and the unmanned industry as a whole. They managed to achieve high growth rates and regularly introduce new UAV models. Therefore, it cannot be ruled out that right now the development of a next-generation kamikaze drone with certain advantages is underway. And in the foreseeable future, it will complement the Italmas and other equipment, giving our army new capabilities.
60 comments
Information
Dear reader, to leave comments on the publication, you must sign in.
  1. 0
    26 October 2023 04: 36
    An internal combustion engine with a two-blade pulling propeller is located in the forward part of the fuselage. The model and parameters of the propulsion system have not yet been specified.
    you can just write: "Chinese"...
    1. +8
      26 October 2023 04: 53
      Quote: Andrey Yurievich
      just write: "Chinese

      There are plenty of such Chinese analogues on AliExpress. I would like to hope that engines like UFP170 are still made independently, and not “serially” bought for 100 thousand rubles. Otherwise, showing the President a designer with “crazy hands” made from foreign components should be a shame.
      1. +10
        26 October 2023 05: 16
        Quote: Vita VKO
        motors like UFP170 are still made independently,

        everything I found... they are planning...
        Specialists from Samara National Research University named after. Academician S.P. Korolev plan to develop a line of piston engines for UAVs with power from 5 hp to 50 hp. With.
        https://russian.rt.com/russia/article/1166071-porshnevoi-dvigatel-bpla-samara
        1. -12
          26 October 2023 13: 05
          All according to the will of our senior Chinese comrades
        2. +1
          26 October 2023 18: 17
          What is done according to some program at some university has nothing to do with real manufacturers. They usually do not know about each other and have no contacts.
        3. -3
          26 October 2023 23: 54
          Quote: Andrey Yurievich
          plan to develop a line

          And I plan to develop a line of mini jet engines for UAVs, an elixir of eternal youth and a perpetuum mobile.
        4. 0
          29 October 2023 18: 35
          Keyword: plan, import substitution.
      2. +12
        26 October 2023 05: 36
        showing the President a designer with “crazy hands” made from foreign components should be a shame

        in the photo next to P. stands Denis the prankster, known for his “efficiency and truthfulness”
        1. 0
          1 November 2023 14: 25
          How kindly you are to him.... "On the rack, on the rack!" - literary quotation.
      3. +6
        26 October 2023 08: 26
        The Russian Armed Forces used new long-range Italmas drones for the first time in the northwestern military zone. They are lighter than "Geraniums", run on gas and emit a completely different sound, which makes them more difficult to recognize and shoot down. Presumably, the footage in which you can hear the "mad lawn mower" was filmed in the Kiev region (video No. 1). A Zala drone flew into an ammunition depot and left the Ukrainian Armed Forces without another round of ammunition and missiles. The production code name for the UAV is “Product 54.”

        https://t.me/s/breakingmash

        A massive drone raid on facilities in the Kyiv region on October 21 confirmed the use of new loitering munitions. .... During attacks on Ukrainian Armed Forces facilities in the Kyiv region at the site of the destroyed facility fragments of a small DLE 60 gas engine, uncharacteristic of the Geranium, were found. It produces a different, higher-pitched sound, more reminiscent of a lawnmower or chainsaw than the characteristic moped-like Geranium rumble that the MD550 engine produces.

        Today, there are two main versions of what kind of drone it could be. According to the first version, Italmas drones (Product 54) from the Aeroscan company (Zala Aero) were first used in Kiev. The same company produces the Lancet attack drones. It is publicly stated that a flying wing drone can be launched at a range of more than 200 km, but its actual range may be much higher.

        According to another version, engine debris found during an attack, presumably on an air defense facility in Vyshgorod, belongs to a new version of the Geran-3 loitering munition. Structurally, these drones are believed to be able to replicate the Iranian Shahed-131, a younger version of the Shahed-136 drone, a further development of which is the drones of the Geranium-2 family.

        According to the Military Chronicle, “Geran-3” may have half the warhead - 25 kg instead of 50 kg for “Geran-2”, but its range is comparable to the “older” model. At the same time, the thermal signature and the general level of acoustic and infrared signature "Geran-3" is significantly lower, which makes it possible to attack military targets of the Ukrainian Armed Forces without lengthy planning of operations and careful preparation. At the same time, the cost of producing a drone can presumably be three times lower than that of the Geran-2 drones.


        https://t.me/milchronicles/2773
      4. -16
        26 October 2023 14: 13
        It’s very strange to talk about shame while living in this country)))
        1. +7
          26 October 2023 21: 03
          Quote: Vincent Price
          It’s very strange to talk about shame while living in this country.

          Such qualities of human nature as SHAME and CONSCIENCE do not depend on the country of residence. A person either has them or he doesn’t! Yes
        2. +4
          27 October 2023 11: 40
          Quote from Vincent Price
          It’s very strange to talk about shame while living in this country)))

          What kind of “shame” can there be during military operations? It doesn’t matter what is used or by whom, if it will reduce the losses of our guys.
          It was necessary to figure it out when the USSR was brought down. Now only after the end of the danger for Russia. And then, the thieving bourgeoisie will answer for the betrayal of Russia.
      5. 0
        26 October 2023 18: 20
        That is, do you seriously think that Zala can have the resources and competence to produce microelectronics and a variety of engines? This can only happen with massive injections of billions of dollars into the industry, but from the same Zala the military purchased drones worth several billion rubles last year
        1. 0
          3 November 2023 10: 28
          It’s generally strange to assume that a manufacturer of drones should also make microelectronics for them.
          This does not exist anywhere and cannot exist.
          The company that produces the same Mavic also makes electronics for them?
          Even well-known smartphone manufacturers purchase components from third-party manufacturers.
          This is normal. Even necessary.
      6. 0
        17 November 2023 12: 57
        Quote: Vita VKO
        showing the President a designer with “crazy hands” made from foreign components should be a shame

        Why should there be shame? Ukrainians use everything that belongs to others, they have nothing of their own and are not ashamed of it.
      7. 0
        15 February 2024 17: 25
        It should be a shame to show the President a designer with “crazy hands” made from foreign components.

        Judging by Manturov’s appearance in the photographs, he is very “ashamed and uncomfortable.” He is somehow tense and distant.
    2. 0
      26 October 2023 22: 42
      The telegram says that this is DLE 60
  2. 0
    26 October 2023 04: 50
    Do I understand correctly, the white cylinders with a bevel and vertical protrusions on top are mufflers?
    1. +11
      26 October 2023 05: 30
      Quote: Vladimir_2U
      Do I understand correctly, the white cylinders with a bevel and vertical protrusions on top are mufflers?

      Most likely exhaust coolers, for less heat signature. Well, probably the mufflers too...
  3. +9
    26 October 2023 05: 06
    composite airframe. It reduces the likelihood of timely detection by enemy air defense systems...
    ...ICE with a propeller...

    The glider made of composites makes the drone unobtrusive, but the internal combustion engine and propeller just scream at the top of their lungs: Here I'm!

    Well, and most importantly - what about the electronic filling? Your own or Chinese?
    1. +7
      26 October 2023 06: 39
      The exhaust goes up and is covered by the wing, where it is further dispersed and cooled. The heat footprint should be minimal. The Stinger definitely won't capture it.
      1. +3
        26 October 2023 16: 49
        https://www.instagram.com/reel/CwyuiNqvRPS/
        - the exhaust is clearly behind the propeller and should be perfectly dispersed, and into the upper hemisphere.
      2. +2
        26 October 2023 23: 58
        Quote: Bodypuncher
        The Stinger definitely won't capture it.

        And if it does? It is much more expensive than this pepelats.
      3. 0
        27 October 2023 08: 46
        The cylinders themselves glow there like Christmas trees and are also visible from any angle. And this, by the way, is the hottest part of the internal combustion engine. The exhaust temperature after the muffler is generally slightly above ambient. environment.
    2. +4
      26 October 2023 09: 00
      It seems like there is tele-guidance on the Italmas drone, if you believe it tg channel Russian engineer.This means this is an analogue of Harop. 23 kg of explosives, approximately the same destruction range as Harop.

      These are not martyrs, but Zalovsky italmas. And this is their first combat use.
      The motor is too small for a suicide bomber. And the nature of its work is fundamentally different from geranium. Judging by the sound, italmas makes a slide before attacking, just like the cube did.

      https://t.me/UAVDEV/4266

      So this is generally great news.

      The presence of a camera on board the Italmas will greatly complicate the life of the rear of the Armed Forces of Ukraine; hunting for air defense is now possible far from the LBS. And not only air defense, of course, although in general this is the highest priority target for hitting with a drone... For everything else there is VKS

      https://t.me/rusengineer/1926
      1. +2
        26 October 2023 09: 20
        Quote from Orange Bigg
        There is an Italmas drone, according to the TG channel Russian Engineer.

        If there is, then only through a repeater. 200 km is too much for VHF communications.
        1. +4
          26 October 2023 13: 13
          I think that using a UAV repeater is not a problem. But the analogue of Harop in the form of the Italmas BBP is a necessary thing.

          In fact, Geranium and the Russian Harop Italmas have different tasks and I am far from sure that Italmas is cheaper, but this is not the point. The main difference between Harop and Geranium is the possibility of simultaneous reconnaissance and destruction, which is the most important factor in isolating the battlefield. If Italmas can more or less match the characteristics of Harop, then counter-battery warfare, destruction of air defense systems and missile weapons, which include the M270MLRS and M142 HIMARS in service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine will become an order of magnitude more effective. We really need Russian Harop in commercial quantities and I really hope that we already have it.
          Telegram
          TopaZ says
          Recently, the first footage of the use of new Italmas drones surfaced. These UAVs, as many assumed, were supposed to occupy the same niche as the Harops, which were used for the first time in real conditions by the Azerbaijani Armed Forces to destroy air defense, artillery and even clusters...
          t.me/rusnetocracy
          final match.

          https://t.me/rusnetocracy/47717


          In the NVO zone, they began to use the “Oblachko” repeater for drones, developed by Russian specialists. It should provide an advantage to Russian troops over the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), said Andrey Bratenkov, executive director of the Spektr design bureau, TASS reports.

          “Tests of the repeater for the Oblachko UAV have been completed - this is a device that transmits a signal. We looked at the operating range of the product, it is more than five kilometers. We won’t give the exact number so that the enemy doesn’t understand how far we can reach him,” Bratenkov said. According to him, a competitive advantage over the enemy was achieved due to the fact that during development specialists went to other frequencies.

          Before the advent of repeaters, it was possible to track the operator of a UAV, since his devices emitted a signal that he impersonated. Now the person will not be detectable, since the equipment will be located separately from him.

          “As a next step, we will make the Cloud repeater mobile: it will hang in the air, and the operator will be on the ground in a shelter.
          This will significantly increase the safety and survivability of our UAV crews,” added Andrey Bratenkov.
          1. +2
            27 October 2023 13: 04
            In the NVO zone, they began to use the “Oblachko” repeater for drones, developed by Russian specialists.

            And yet war is the engine of progress.
    3. 0
      27 October 2023 11: 45
      Quote: Luminman
      Well, and most importantly - what about the electronic filling? Your own or Chinese?

      In a fight, will you think about how to fight back? Where did the brick come from, or is the piece of iron too rusty? We will draw conclusions later... if we remain alive.
    4. +2
      27 October 2023 13: 06
      Well, and most importantly - what about the electronic filling? Your own or Chinese?

      This is the most important thing for those with a wrestling bent.
      And for fighters, the most important thing is that it works.
  4. +3
    26 October 2023 05: 17
    The production of such products at domestic enterprises from components of their own production deserves praise.
    If this is just another designer from the “Very Skillful Hands” section, then putting it on display is stupid.
    * * *
    The massive appearance of attack UAVs for various purposes in the North Military District area will contribute to the successful completion of the tasks of demilitarization and denazification with fewer losses, no matter how anyone feels about it.
  5. 0
    26 October 2023 05: 37
    Quote: Luminman
    exhaust coolers

    According to the specifications of this product, the propeller itself, in addition to creating thrust, must also cool the exhaust gases. At least that's what it says in the specifications
  6. +7
    26 October 2023 07: 05
    What difference does it make whose shit and sticks it's made from? If it really works, do you need it right now? Under Stalin, the leader of Tashkent was bought from the Italian fascists, let's brand him for this?
    1. -4
      26 October 2023 08: 08
      Don't you understand that this is completely different?!!
    2. +1
      26 October 2023 11: 09
      Quote: Moore
      Under Stalin, the leader of "Tashkent" was bought from the Italian fascists, let's brand him for this?

      Hehehehe... under Stalin, GTZA for serial destroyers was bought in Britain.
      ... at the end of 1936, the People's Commissariat of Foreign Trade ordered 12 sets of GTZA and auxiliary mechanisms for the Sevens from the British firms Metro-Vickers and Parsons. They should have a slightly lower power (24 hp), but they could be launched in a cold state, without preheating, which theoretically reduced the preparation time for the ship to go to sea.
      In March 1938, turbines received from England were distributed among factories. Of the eight sets of power plants from Metro-Vickers, 7 went to Leningrad No. 189 and No. 190, and another one was sent to the Red Banner Baltic Fleet base as a reserve. Four sets of Parsons went to the Black Sea: 3 to Nikolaev plant No. 200 and one to the Black Sea Fleet base in Sevastopol.
      All imported GTZA ended up on ships re-laid under Project 7U.

      © S. A. Balakin. "Smart" and others. Project 7U destroyers. - MK No. 6, 1997
      Because ships were needed just yesterday, and there was no time to wait for Kharkov to increase output.

      And in general, with the GTZA, the fleet was completely international - the Kirov had an Italian one, and a Swiss one was purchased for the Soviet Union.
      1. -7
        26 October 2023 16: 52
        ...but Stalin can and should be branded for something else.
        1. +5
          27 October 2023 08: 49
          Leave him alone, if only for the fact that we are still enjoying the fruits of his labor.
        2. +1
          31 October 2023 13: 29
          Proctologist? So go where you’re supposed to, don’t go where you’re not supposed to (to Generalissimo of the Soviet Union I.V. Stalin\Dzhugashvili) don’t meddle... To each his own...
  7. +1
    26 October 2023 12: 02
    I will note my opinion regarding our Barrages (barrages and their analogues)... I think it is necessary for us to develop a UAV for free hunting in the deep rear 24/7 with a low signature in all ranges - it would hunt for launchers of Highmars, Points, Alders and self-propelled anti-ship missile systems .. and at the same time long-range barrel artillery. Another direction (the Ukrainians have already explored this) is cheap UAVs made from improvised materials... for example, plastic water pipes. Range up to 100-150km. To be able to work on static (with preliminary reconnaissance) and semi-static targets (without reconnaissance, free hunting or targeting radiation). And there should be hundreds of such UAVs with a short production time...cheap, but effective. We need to terrorize the rear for high mobile targets...which Geranium and X-101 do not mess with...when the reaction time should be a couple of minutes.
    1. +2
      29 October 2023 17: 14
      What you described requires 3 things that are not there:
      1. Stealth technologies
      2. Economical and reliable engine
      3. Reliable closed radio control channel
      And because If all this is not the case, then there will be Shaheds with a motor for an hour and a half flight.
      A gap in UAV technology of 30 years cannot be bridged in 1 year...
    2. 0
      31 October 2023 13: 36
      It’s great that you explained everything, what and how much is needed... Write, if it’s not too difficult, ways and means to quickly implement your wishes in real hardware...
  8. -7
    26 October 2023 12: 50
    Indeed, we can, for more than thirty years of “stability and prosperity”, and our military industry was able to attach a piece of composite to the projectile and put the Chinese engine for all this. Bravo, applauding standing!)
    1. +6
      26 October 2023 13: 59
      Yes, yes, we know: The cat abandoned the kittens...

      How tired of you, wretched Maidanists!
    2. +1
      27 October 2023 00: 05
      Quote: Sokolovsky_Yan
      our military industry was able to attach a piece of composite ITSELF

      You're off topic. The industry could, but the generals didn’t give children’s money for this. Everything was spinning at the level of avimodelism. And ours took the world championship.
    3. +2
      27 October 2023 08: 51
      What thirty years??? Was there prosperity in the 90s? Whose will you be, anyway?
  9. +1
    26 October 2023 12: 51
    The LBS urgently requires “battlefield” UAVs, in thousands of quantities every day. The enemy is increasing the production of IDP drones, various “folk” ones, but no less deadly. Geraniums and Italmas are good, but mini-Lancets and copters are more needed at the front.
    1. +1
      27 October 2023 09: 05
      Not just drones. With normal guidance, a mortar mine will cope with most stationary targets just as well.
  10. -1
    26 October 2023 16: 45
    ICE is a strange term. In aviation, such engines are called “piston”, in contrast to the automotive industry.
    1. +1
      27 October 2023 17: 30
      What about Wankel? What do they call it?
  11. 0
    27 October 2023 17: 30
    It’s interesting to compare with Geranium ..... weight, range, warhead
  12. -1
    29 October 2023 16: 17
    Good name, rich and concise language, not like this Russian? Or is it Latin and ancient Greek?
  13. 0
    29 October 2023 17: 09
    Not long ago, Putin proposed not to use non-Russian letters and words in names. Italtel is a well-known large Italian company. Something new with the word Ital evokes clear associations with this country. Well, since Pinocchio already exists, they could call it Chippolino. He is also a fighter against global capital
  14. -1
    29 October 2023 17: 18
    I remembered the story about the production of 1 million tractors. “Well, at least these 4 were assembled from domestic components? - Of course, from domestic ones. Only the fatherland is not ours.”
    1. 0
      31 October 2023 13: 42
      This is not the USSR, where tractors and other agricultural products were produced at half a million a year... For 30+ years now - bestial capitalism...
  15. 0
    4 November 2023 20: 20
    Quote: Sokolovsky_Yan
    Indeed, we can, for more than thirty years of “stability and prosperity”, and our military industry was able to attach a piece of composite to the projectile and put the Chinese engine for all this. Bravo, applauding standing!)

    nice man, what could you do besides the pile in the toilet? I’m just curious to know the competence of the body that so zealously criticizes?
  16. 0
    4 November 2023 20: 23
    Quote: AC130 Ganship
    Not long ago, Putin proposed not to use non-Russian letters and words in names. Italtel is a well-known large Italian company. Something new with the word Ital evokes clear associations with this country. Well, since Pinocchio already exists, they could call it Chippolino. He is also a fighter against global capital

    Italmas is an Udmurt word, and this is considered an autochthonous language on the territory of Russia and therefore there are no comments on it
  17. 0
    4 November 2023 20: 25
    Quote: AC130 Ganship
    I remembered the story about the production of 1 million tractors. “Well, at least these 4 were assembled from domestic components? - Of course, from domestic ones. Only the fatherland is not ours.”

    Are there any complaints from the army about LBS? As for the aspect you raised, no, the army is not interested.... your claims are insignificant))) - you can put them in writing, roll them up......then you know where to put them?)))
  18. 0
    4 November 2023 20: 29
    As a layman, in fact, at this moment in time and events, I’m not particularly concerned about the topics there are carefully discussed above...... ours or not ours.... whose wiring or engines..... the name is Russian or not Russian) ))))) As a layman and a citizen, I am only interested in one thing - do the military at the LBS receive drones in sufficient quantities to carry out missions? Do these drones satisfy THEM?
  19. 0
    15 February 2024 19: 11
    It’s still gratifying that they actually started doing something. The question is what load this UAV can carry. Judging by the dimensions, no more than 6 kg. Not enough, of course. But this can also disable any equipment for a long time.