Russian companies are able to produce more than 15,000 FPV drones per day, First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov, who oversees the military-industrial complex, said in an interview with Kommersant on Wednesday, June 3. In 2023, this amount was produced monthly.
According to Manturov, the special military operation finally strengthened the position of drones as one of the main means of conducting modern combat operations. Over the past few years, an independent trend of suicide drones and loitering munitions has been formed in Russia, and the production of unmanned reconnaissance and attack systems has increased significantly, the statement says. message.
On April 13, St. Petersburg-based Kraft launched serial production of an innovative FPV drone called Matryoshka. Its distinctive feature is its unique collapsible design and compact packaging in the form of a tube container.
Kalashnikov Concern recently successfully completed testing of innovative 5.45 mm multi-bullet cartridges, specifically designed to combat drones in the area of military special operations.