The Kalashnikov Concern proposed to establish licensed production of attack and reconnaissance drones and create a single center of competence in the countries of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO). This was announced by the company's press service.
Kalashnikov clarified that it is not about selling ready-made drones, but specifically about production.
This implies the provision of a comprehensive system for reconnaissance and target engagement at distances of up to 120 km from the launch site.
The concern did not specify which UAV with a range of 120 km is being referred to, but it is easy to guess the tactical reconnaissance drone "KUB-10ME", capable of operating at precisely this distance. Other Kalashnikov drones have a shorter range.
The device is equipped with a modern optoelectronic system that allows automatic recognition, classification, and engagement of even moving targets.
The drone's cruising speed is 120 km/h, and its operating altitude is from 80 to 1800 m. It was presented at the international exhibition "National Security. Belarus-2026".