Russia’s New Hello-82 Kamikaze Drone to Debut at ARMY 2023
Russia’s latest Privet-82 (Hello-82) kamikaze drone will perform a demonstration flight at the Army 2023 Forum on August 18.
Manufacturer Oko Design Bureau revealed this to state-owned TASS today.
The latest drone is designed to be employed in counter-battery warfare and in assaults on strongholds. It was reported in June this year that a Privet-82 drone had successfully passed tests in the zone of the special military operation in Ukraine, wiping out an enemy stronghold.
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