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Ukrainian company develops combat and "kamikaze" drones

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The company from Ukraine named UAV Defense Robotics will produce drones for the Ukrainian military. Currently, three models of drones are being developed - reconnaissance, cargo (combat) and "kamikaze drone".

It is estimated that the cost of a combat drone will be approximately $4000. Production will be organized in Kyiv.

So far, the developers are assembling the first prototypes and testing them with the army units from Kharkiv. The first 10-20 drones of each species will be collected for them.

"When, according to the guys, we adjust the software and hard - we will deploy more mass production. We plan to knock on the finished product with the Ministry of Defense, create a team of collectors, train military pilots and do as much as we can, "- said Bolshakov, company CEO.

The company will create a reconnaissance drone as an alternative to commercial drones.

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