During the multilateral exercises "Sahand-2025", Iran presented a new Hadid-110 jet unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) developed using radar signature reduction technologies. The testing of the latest drone took place in close cooperation with Russian military specialists.
The drone's design takes into account the principles of stealth technologies: rounded contours, reduced protruding elements, and, probably, the use of radar-absorbing materials.
Special attention was paid to the mobility of application - the UAV does not require a runway and can be launched from a tactical launcher.
Hadid-110 demonstrates the following tactical and technical characteristics:
- Maximum speed - 510 km/h;
- Flight range - up to 350 km;
- Practical ceiling - about 9,000 meters;
- Autonomous flight time - up to 60 minutes;
- Combat load - 30 kg.
The "Sahand-2025" exercises, at which the Hadid-110 was tested, brought together the participating countries of the SCO: Russia, China, India, Pakistan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, which emphasizes the growing role of joint military initiatives in the region.
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