
Visitors to the exhibition were interested in the performance of Russian drones in hot climates and electronic warfare conditions
Foreign visitors to the ADEX 2026 exhibition in Baku expressed interest in the Russian Supercam S350 and S180 UAVs, in particular their operation in hot climates and electronic countermeasures conditions.
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The ADEX 2026 exhibition is taking place in Baku, where the products of the Russian military-industrial complex are presented.
Foreign visitors to the International Defense Industry Exhibition ADEX 2026 in Baku (Azerbaijan) showed interest in the operation of Russian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) Supercam S350 and S180 in hot climates. TASS learned about this from the official representative of the group of companies (GC) “Unmanned Systems” Ekaterina Zgirovskaya.
According to her, the Russian exposition with UAVs was visited by delegations from the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan, representatives of the security forces of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Belarus, as well as heads of energy companies in Azerbaijan, who were “interested in the capabilities of our unmanned systems, tactical and technical characteristics, and operation in hot climates.” “Particular attention was paid to solutions for working in conditions of electronic countermeasures and the possibility of adapting complexes to specific tasks,” said the agency’s interlocutor.
The representative also noted that visitors were interested in the service of the Supercam S350 and S180 UAVs.
Earlier, a representative of the Civil Code reported that the Supercam S180 and S350 together solve the entire range of tasks in the special military operation zone.

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