The Azov Battalion has shared images of the new UAS SETH attack drones manufactured directly in Ukraine. The unmanned aerial vehicle is known for its ease of operation and automated targeting system.
Similar to the Iranian drone Shahed, the UAS SETH attack drones are now part of Azov Battalion’s arsenal. Manufactured in Ukraine, the unmanned aerial vehicle is fully automated.
The drones are already being deployed against Russian troops, weapons, and equipment in the Toretsk sector.
The Azov Battalion released a video showing a UAS SETH identifying a target and autonomously striking an enemy truck.
The unmanned aerial vehicles were acquired by the Come Back Alive Foundation and manufactured by Ukrainian companies. The drones were designed without a tail to ensure better aerodynamics during flight.
Unlike the Iranian Shahed-136, the UAS SETH is powered by an electric motor driving a rear rotor and is likely launched from a conventional launch system.
Exact information regarding the drone’s range and explosive payload has not been disclosed, but it is believed to carry a payload between 3 and 5 kg and have a minimum range of 50 km.
+Watch a video of the UAS SETH drone attack
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