The Kalashnikov concern plans to complete testing of the new Kub-SM kamikaze drone complex, which allows them to be used in a swarm format, by the end of 2025, according to the concern's director, Alan Lushnikov.
According to him, the Kub-SM has become a fundamentally new product for the company with guided loitering munitions.
In fact, the customer receives an all-inclusive service: reconnaissance, engagement, objective control, and adjustment. In fact, we are talking about the swarm use of guided munitions. Therefore, this solution will be in demand by customers for use in large-scale operations, when it comes to not single targets, but, for example, a column of armored vehicles.
The Kub-SM consists of 14 guided munitions in transport and launch containers and a reconnaissance repeater based on an unmanned aerial vehicle.
The Kub-SM can be used against unarmored and lightly armored military equipment, elements of command posts, divisions of anti-aircraft missile systems and manpower in personal protective equipment, as well as air defense and anti-missile defense facilities, rear facilities and launch positions of drones.
Earlier www1.ru wrote that the latest T-90MS tank has received multi-level protection against kamikaze drones and RPGs.
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