
Interest in the Russian drone is growing due to its successful use in the Northern Military District
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The ADEX-2026 exhibition will be held from September 30 to October 2 in Baku.
Foreign partners wanted to produce the Russian reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) Supercam S350 at home. The official representative of the group of companies (GC) “Unmanned Systems” Ekaterina Zgirovskaya told TASS about this on the eve of the VI International Defense Industry Exhibition ADEX-2026, which will be held from September 30 to October 2 in Baku (Azerbaijan).
According to her, interest in the Russian UAV is growing abroad due to its successful use in a special military operation (SVO). “And, of course, customers are very interested in a comprehensive solution: localization of production and technology transfer,” the interlocutor said.
Zgirovkaya added that the Group of Companies offers its foreign partners a phased transition from the supply of UAVs to the gradual localization of elements of their production.
Previously, Unmanned Systems reported that the upgraded Supercam S180 reconnaissance UAV will be shown at ADEX-2026.
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