Putin's New Weapon To Drop Commandos For Surprise Attacks In Ukraine? Heavy Payload Drones Unveiled

Published on Jun 18, 2024 12:51 am IST

The Russian military is currently testing heavy-duty transport drones designed for deployment in the Ukraine conflict. The Russian Defense Ministry has released footage demonstrating the drone's capability to lift an armed soldier using a wire. Named 'Perun', this large quadcopter aircraft reportedly has a payload capacity of up to 200 kg and is promoted as a cost-effective frontline logistics solution. The released video showcases two versions of the drone, with one featuring coaxial rotors capable of lifting an armed individual on a wire. Named after the Slavic god of thunder, 'Perun' is said to bear similarities to Kyiv's Baba Yaga drones.

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