An unusual marking "5+0 Spets" and a modified nose section design, whose purpose remains unknown, were discovered on one of the "Geran-2" drones.

A previously unknown protruding element was noticed on the drone's front fuselage. Its purpose cannot be reliably determined from the photograph, but this configuration may be related to the installation of additional equipment or a change in the payload design.

Of particular interest is the inscription "5+0 Spets" applied to the wing. For serial aircraft, such marking was not previously considered a characteristic designation, so its meaning remains unknown for now.

However, it is premature to conclude the specific type of installed equipment based solely on the photograph. The external element can relate to both the combat load and the onboard equipment.

"Geran-2" is designed with a delta wing aerodynamic scheme and is equipped with a piston engine. Open sources for the basic versions of the aircraft indicate a cruising speed of about 180 km/h, and the warhead mass can reach 50 kg.

The unusual configuration on the discovered specimen shows that the external appearance of "Geran-2" continues to change. However, the exact purpose of the new detail and the "5+0 Spets" marking can only be established after the appearance of additional photographs or data on the aircraft's design.