Rosoboronexport unveils S-71M and S-71K platforms and 'Lancet' munitions at El Alamein Airport
The Russian company Rosoboronexport is preparing to showcase its latest military technologies, including S-71M drones, 'Lancet' munitions, and 'Pantsir' air defense systems, during the Egypt International Air and Space Exhibition 2026 at El Alamein Airport.
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El Alamein International Airport will host the Egypt International Air and Space Exhibition 2026 with the participation of international companies.
Mikheev said: “During the El Alamein International Airshow 2026, Rosoboronexport will display its latest S-71M and S-71K unmanned platforms, developed by the United Aircraft Company, a subsidiary of the state corporation Rostec, and intended for launch from fifth-generation fighter aircraft.”
In the drone sector, the company will also display systems that include the S350M-E and Skat-350M reconnaissance drones, the Lancet-E, Kub-10E, Kub-10ME and Kub-2E loitering munitions, the RUS-PE mobile system with guided munitions, in addition to suspended and insertable warheads for various purposes.”
He added that the exhibition will witness, in the air defense sector, the first display of Rostec's latest products that have gained successful combat experience, including the TKB-1167 system for targeting air targets. Mikheev added: “The ZAK-30 Citadel anti-aircraft artillery system will be demonstrated abroad for the first time. Rosoboronexport will also display the Pantsir-SMD-E air defense system and the Verba man-portable air defense system, which have proven their effectiveness in protecting short-range targets.”
El Alamein International Airport is currently witnessing an increased degree of readiness and intensive preparations at all levels, in order to host the activities of the “Egypt International Air and Space Exhibition 2026”, scheduled to start tomorrow, Tuesday.
This prominent event comes with the participation and reception of an elite group of senior officials, experts and decision-makers, in addition to representatives of major international companies and international partners specialized in the aviation and space industry sectors.
These intensive preparations are taking place within the framework of a comprehensive and integrated work plan developed by the concerned authorities, aiming to ensure achieving the highest rates of operational, logistical and organizational readiness of the airport facilities.
Through these measures, the authorities seek to provide an exceptional experience that reflects the high capacity and great development witnessed by the service system and infrastructure of Egyptian airports, and the extent of their efficiency in hosting major international events, and facilitating procedures for receiving participating delegations and visitors coming from various countries of the world.
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