Russia’s state-of-the-art UAV capable of carrying any modern weapon

Russia’s state-of-the-art UAV capable of carrying any modern weapon

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Russia’s latest Satellite-Operated Unmanned Arial Vehicle (UAV) “Orion” is ready to take the skies in upcoming winters.

The UAV has been developed by Russia’s leading arms development industry Kronshtadt Group. Orion has the capability to carry any type of modern weapon. The drone’s open architecture allows it to be customized according to the needs.

While presenting the product the CEO of Kronshtadt Group Sergei Bogatikov specified classes of the drone stressing the point that it has the capability of launching all sorts of modern combating weapons and holds the ability to carry a payload of up to 200 Kilograms.

Adding to the specifications of Orion’s capabilities, the CEO mentioned that the medium-altitude drone will be equipped with state-of-the-art stellate communication systems which will significantly increase the range and accuracy of Orion.

Russian Military Drone “Orion”

The Russian military has extensively used UAVs to carry out airstrikes and reconnaissance during their recent operations in Syria. The announcement of yet another state-of-the-art UAV indicates Russia’s inclination towards this technology. 

In early July 2021, Kronshtadt Group announced the initiation of mass production of Orion UAV.  They also announced the establishment of a new dedicated production plant in Dubna, Russia.

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