
The company's new SkyFall device can reach targets at more than 600 kilometers and carry warheads weighing up to 50 kilos.
Ukraine has presented the 'Thor's Hammer', an attack drone guided by artificial intelligence developed by SkyFall, capable of reaching Russian targets more than 600 km away and carrying warheads of up to 50 kilos for a cost of 22,000 euros.
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Ukraine continues to innovate in military matters in the face of the prolonged conflict with Russia.
Although Ukraine continues to encounter difficulties in its already long conflict with Russia, at the same time they do not stop innovating in military matters to continue damaging Putin's regime.
Proof of this is the 'Thor's Hammer', a new attack drone that, guided with artificial intelligence (AI), is capable of causing great damage to Russian targets more than 600 kilometers away.
The Ukrainian defense company SkyFall has presented the drone, which is capable of flying and carrying warheads weighing up to 50 kilos. Each drone costs approximately 22,000 euros.
Two versions of the drone have been launched so far, with ranges of up to 350 km and 600 km. Each drone has a wingspan of 3.5 meters and travels at speeds of up to 180 km/h.
Ukrainian forces can prepare the system for launch in just 18 minutes. The weapon can carry fragmentation warheads, high explosive warheads or other configurations. In addition, it can be launched using a catapult or taken off with rockets.

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