Key Points – Russia is developing its S-70 Okhotnik stealth attack drone as a “loyal wingman” to operate alongside its Su-57 ...

As a loyal wingman-type UAV, the Okhotnik could presumably compensate for some of the Su-57’s deficiencies, particularly in contested environments or situations where a highly stealthy airframe ...

A Sukhoi S-70 Okhotnik heavy unmanned combat aerial vehicle after the first joint flight with a Sukhoi Su-57 jet fighter. Photo by TASS\TASS via Getty Images 2020-08-28T18:05:44Z ...

At the end of the Okhotnik’s report, Bibikov also claimed that the drone is unique in the world and that nobody, not even the United States, are developing a similar system, as their many UAV ...

New images of the Okhotnik B show what looks like a formidable combat drone. But there are plenty of signs the new UAV isn’t as sophisticated as the Kremlin would have us believe.

Videos have started appearing online on Oct. 5, 2024, showing a RuAF (Russian Aerospace Forces) fighter jet shooting down an S-70 Okhotnik loyal wingman UCAV (Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle) over ...

Moscow has ordered United Aircraft (UAC) to speed up deliveries of its S-70 Okhotnik “Hunter” unmanned air vehicle (UAV) to 2024. The stealthy, flying-wing UAV was to be initially delivered in ...

Okhotnik is a stealth drone, able to carry out strike missions as well as carrying air-to-air missiles.In an exercise last year, one was controlled from a Su-57 manned fighter; its range if given ...

Russia’s S-70 Okhotnik unmanned aerial combat vehicle. Russia’s aviation industry lags behind others in the development of autonomous combat aircraft, but Moscow is trying hard to catch up.

Those included the new-generation Sukhoi Su-57 fighter and a large Sukhoi S-70 Okhotnik (Hunter) unmanned combat aircraft. The Okhotnik copy displayed in Kubinka carried the number “070”; it ...

The Okhotnik’s conventional looking turbofan, likely of the AL-31/41 series, might eventually change as the heavy UAV’s development progresses. (Name withheld) Looking to read the full article?