Ukraine is using Western-made drone-guided munitions with shrapnel warheads that can adjust their flight path mid-air and detonate before hitting the ground, according to military expert Andrey Marochko.
Russian company Kalashnikov has revealed its latest precision-guided munitions and sniper weapons, developed based on practical experience and receiving positive feedback after testing in the special operation zone. Notably, a tactical guided munition with a range exceeding 100 kilometers was unveiled for the first time.
Russia's Kalashnikov Group has revealed the Kub-10ME guided munition, boasting a range exceeding 100 km. Developed with insights from the "special military operation," it features an optoelectronic guidance system for moving targets, enhanced electronic warfare protection, and aerial recording capabilities.
Russian forces reportedly eliminated a portion of the Ukrainian Security Service's Alpha special operations drone unit in Shevchenkove, Dnepropetrovsk Region, using aerial bombs and guided munitions. Some Ukrainian troops died immediately, while others succumbed later due to lack of aid.
India's indigenous glide weapon system, TARA, achieved a successful maiden flight, transforming unguided bombs into precision-guided munitions. Developed by DRDO and tested from an IAF Jaguar, TARA offers enhanced accuracy and stand-off capability at low cost. This development aligns with global trends, boosting India's affordable precision strike power and airpower.
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The Kalashnikov Group has delivered its Granat-4-E remote surveillance UAV systems, equipped with gyrostabilized optoelectronic modules, to a customer on schedule. The system is designed for tactical surveillance and laser target acquisition for precision-guided munitions.
