Apr 17, 2023 · “Lovchiy” can carry unguided aerial bombs, but a variant with guided weapons is also being developed – small corrective charges for destroying manpower and armored vehicles, including tanks and infantry fighting vehicles.

In May 2023, at the international exhibition of weapons and military equipment in Minsk, the local 558 Aviation Repair Plant OJSC presented the Lovchiy 1UBAK-70 strike drone. The drone allows you to perform tasks to search, detect and destroy enemy ground objects.

The Ghost Bat is an unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) incorporating artificial intelligence and utilising a modular mission package system in the nose of the aircraft.

May 19, 2024 · The Liutiy (meaning “fierce”) is a Ukrainian long-range strike UAV capable of hitting targets at distances up to 1,000 km. Its high efficiency has been proven by a series of successful attacks on Russian oil refineries, fuel depots, helicopter bases and other strategic facilities in Sochi, Adler, St. Petersburg, Novolipetsk, Ryazan, Nizhniy ...

The Liutyi represents a step up in Ukrainian drone technology and offensive reach. It is an unmanned low-wing monoplane powered by a gasoline engine and equipped with an advanced satellite-aided inertial guidance system for autonomous navigation over long distances.

Baba Yaga is the nickname for a number of Ukrainian heavy bomber drones used during the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. [1][2] Several models are referred as Baba Yaga, including Aerorozvidka R18, Kazhan [uk], Nemesis and Vampire [uk]. [3][2][4]

The Luch Korsar (Russian: Корсар, English: 'Corsair') is a medium-weight Russian unmanned aerial vehicle developed by OKB Luch, member of Ruselectronics owned by Rostec, to perform reconnaissance, strike and electronic attack missions on behalf of …

Mar 10, 2024 · Russian sources speculate that the Ukrainian drone employed in the attack on this facility was the Liutyi (translated as “Fierce” in Ukrainian) unmanned aerial vehicle, manufactured by the Ukrainian Defense Industry JSC, a state-owned …

Jan 21, 2022 · Uzbekistan announced that production "Lochin" UAVs has commenced at the Unmanned Aerial Systems Research and Production Center within the committee's body.

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