Russia-based Uraldrone Factory has introduced its latest unmanned aerial vehicle, Berdysh, developed to support assault troops. Uraldrone CEO Vladimir Tkachuk announced that Berdysh is equipped with heavy weapons such as a grenade launcher and flamethrower, specifically designed to aid assault units.
Berdysh is the latest product of Russian engineering, known for its high payload capacity and maneuverability. The quadcopter is built to withstand harsh battlefield conditions, capable of performing critical tasks ranging from artillery fire management to logistics and reconnaissance missions. Additionally, it can mine areas and launch direct attacks on enemy forces.
A Versatile Combat Power
Following Russia’s FPV Upyr drone, Berdysh is another advanced UAV designed under the principle of low-cost, maximum efficiency. It is armed with powerful weapons such as the Shmel infantry flamethrower and the RPG-30 Kryuk grenade launcher. Capable of carrying anti-tank and anti-personnel mines, Berdysh can fulfill a wide range of roles on the battlefield.
Key Features
- Modular Design: The UAV’s modular structure allows for quick adaptation to various combat missions.
- Multitasking Capability: It can carry out multiple tasks, including attacks with a flamethrower and grenade launcher, laying mines, conducting reconnaissance, and transporting supplies.
- High Payload Capacity: Berdysh can carry up to 20 kg of payload and has a range of 25 km.
Evolving Technology
Currently deployed in special military operations, Berdysh’s developers are working to increase its range, payload capacity, and functionality. New modifications are expected to be unveiled soon.
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