Ukroboronprom Develops New Ammunition for Drones
Ukraine’s state-owned Ukroboronprom has demonstrated new type of drone ammunition.
These are fragmentation munitions that can be used with unmanned aerial systems.
The company provided details of the ammunition: UAV’s fragmentation munitions: OBP-23.1 weighing 1 kg – a guaranteed defeat zone with a radius of 11m. OBP-23.05 weighing 0.5 kg – a guaranteed defeat zone with a radius of 4.5m, reports Militarnyi.
Production of the RKG-1600 anti-tank grenade was launched by Ukroboronprom in 2021.
The КZ-6 shaped-charge munition was also adapted to be dropped from a multicopter type UAV. The combat version of the KZ-4800 (weight 4.8 kg) was developed similarly to the KZ-6. It is designed to destroy any modern tank in a tophead attack. Its auxiliary elements were printed on a 3D printer.
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