Ukraine has deployed the new jet-powered Bravo UAV, a long-range strike drone with a 2,000 km range and 100–200 kg payload, according to manufacturer Triada Robotics. The drone cruises at 650–700 km/h, presenting a challenge to Russian air defenses.
Ukraine has deployed the Bravo UAV, a jet-powered long-range strike drone, according to its manufacturer Triada Robotics. The drone has a range of 2,000 km, can carry a 100–200 kg payload, and cruises at 650–700 km/h, making it faster and harder to intercept than Ukraine's earlier propeller-driven drones. The manufacturer did not specify how many units have been deployed or to which units. The deployment adds to Ukraine's growing fleet of domestically produced long-range UAVs, which have been used in numerous large-scale attacks on Russian territory, as The Zioneer has previously reported.
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