
Russia presents its Kalashnikov-developed Kub-10ME tactical guided loitering munition with a 100+ km range at the Africa Aerospace and Defense exhibition in Pretoria.
Russia presented its new Kalashnikov-developed Kub-10ME tactical guided loitering munition with a range over 100 km at the Africa Aerospace and Defense exhibition in Pretoria, South Africa.
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The Africa Aerospace and Defense exhibition takes place from September 16-20 in Pretoria at the Waterkloof Centurion Air Force Base.
PRETORIA, September 17. /TASS/. Russia has presented its new Kub-10ME tactical guided loitering munition, developed and manufactured by the Kalashnikov Group with a range of over 100 km, at the Africa Aerospace and Defense (AAD) international exhibition in Pretoria (South Africa), a TASS correspondent reports.
The product is on display at the joint exhibition of the state arms exporter Rosoboronexport (part of state tech corporation Rostec) alongside the Skat-350M reconnaissance and relay drone.
It was previously reported that the Kub-10ME features an optoelectronic guidance system capable of engaging moving targets, as well as enhanced protection against electronic warfare and air defense systems. The Kub-10ME is capable of flying at altitudes ranging from 80 to 1,800 meters at a cruising speed of 120 km/h.
The Africa Aerospace and Defense international exhibition is taking place from September 16-20 in Pretoria. The event is being held at the Waterkloof Centurion Air Force Base.

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