The Russian complex with reconnaissance and strike unmanned aerial vehicles "Forpost" is constantly being improved based on the experience of use at the front, the combat capabilities of the complex are expanding due to the installation of new payloads and improvement of its design. This was announced by an official representative of the Ural Civil Aviation Plant (UZGA).
According to the developer, "Forpost" was developed to solve reconnaissance and strike tasks in conditions where the enemy does not have a highly organized air defense system.
At the same time, it is currently being refined with other target loads that allow solving tasks that are not in the zone of destruction of medium and long-range air defense. We are constantly expanding the combat capabilities of the Forpost complex by improving its design and installing new payloads.
Earlier, footage of the destruction of the M270 MLRS MLRS by a strike from the Iskander-M appeared on the Web. appeared footage of the destruction of the M270 MLRS MLRS by a strike from the Iskander-M. The circular probable deviation of the 9M723-1 missile did not exceed 17 meters, which was quite enough to hit the MLRS with a fragmentation field.
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