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The Dan-T drone is being developed as part of efforts to improve the effectiveness of strike systems when penetrating enemy air defense systems.
The Dan-T drone is capable of moving at low altitude, skirting the terrain, and right before the target gain altitude for an attack from above, according to the Krasnaya Zvezda newspaper, which refers to Rostec data.
"Dan-T", according to the developer, can move towards a target in terrain following mode. In this case, the device flies at low altitude, taking into account natural and artificial obstacles. Directly in front of the target, it can climb and attack it from above,” the publication says.
It is noted that most of the devices used achieve their intended goals.
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