Drone Expo 2026 in Kazan featured over 1,000 exhibits, including UAV models, defense, and detection equipment. Over 230 manufacturers participated, showcasing innovations like the Malyutka interceptor drone and AI-powered Hunt drone.
The Groza Group has introduced its 'Night Witch' combat hexacopter at Drone Expo 2026 in Kazan. With a 10kg payload, the drone boasts a 20km combat range and up to 45 minutes of flight time.
The Slon cargo quadcopter, with an 80 kg payload capacity, was showcased at the Drone Expo 2026 in Kazan. Designed for supply delivery to remote areas, it features jamming resistance and an auto-return function. The drone is reportedly used in Russia's military operation in Ukraine.
The Aist reconnaissance and strike unmanned system, capable of neutralizing low-flying targets up to 30km away, was showcased at Drone Expo 2026 in Kazan. Developed by Irbis Sky Tech, it has undergone combat testing and is in use by Russian Armed Forces units.
Advanced Aircraft Systems presented the Malyutka interceptor drone at Drone Expo 2026 in Kazan, featuring automatic target acquisition up to 1 km, a 300-gram warhead, 12 km range, and a top speed of 250 km/h, designed primarily for engaging enemy drones.
