Russian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are to be equipped with Ukraine-built engines.
Russia’s Vega Radio Engineering Corporation and Ukraine-based company Motor Sich are in talks regarding the engines.
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The Russian military needs up to 100 UAVs and ten guidance systems to ensure effective battlefield reconnaissance, according to Brahmand.
Russia has two Bird Eye 400 systems, eight I View mk150 tactical UAVs and two Searcher mkII multimission UAVs in its inventory and has also purchased 36 UAVs from Israel.
Israel and Russia are also currently negotiating a $300m joint venture to develop and produce UAVs in Russia.
