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September 14, 2015

To Watch and to Strike: Russia Developing Multi role Heavy Drone
Moscow (Sputnik) Sep 11, 2015
Russia is developing a heavy drone that could be used both as reconnaissance and combat aircraft, one of its designers said in an interview Wednesday. The two ton Avius-1 UAV will bristle with hi-tech gear including an onboard radar and a satellite communications system, Igor Bevzyuk, deputy director of the RTI Holding Company told RIA Novosti news agency. "This will be a multirole medium-altitude UAV capable of spending up to 35 hours in the air nonstop under any climatic conditions, includ ... read more

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