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Russia Develops New Guided Missile That Can Be Used With Drones, Industry Source Says
Russia Develops New Guided Missile That Can Be Used With Drones, Industry Source Says
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Russia has developed a new guided missile, X-BPLA, which can be used as part of the armament system for drones and helicopters
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"X-BPLA is a new development based on guided missiles from the Kornet-D missile system. It will become part of the armament system of the combat drones, for example, Forpost and Inokhodets, as well as Ka-52 helicopter," the source said.The missile has had several successful launches off a Ka-52M helicopter and off Inokhodets, Forpost and Altius drones, the source added.
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Russia Develops New Guided Missile That Can Be Used With Drones, Industry Source Says
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Russia has developed a new guided missile, X-BPLA, which can be used as part of the armament system for drones and helicopters, a source in the defence industry told Sputnik.
"X-BPLA is a new development based on guided missiles from the Kornet-D missile system. It will become part of the armament system of the combat drones, for example, Forpost and Inokhodets, as well as Ka-52 helicopter," the source said.
The missile has had several successful launches off a
Ka-52M helicopter and off Inokhodets, Forpost and Altius drones, the source added.
