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Initially, the company will produce the Jtilep JT40 UAV, designed for agricultural use such as spraying fertilizers over crops. However, media reports highlight that the drones can also be deployed for surveillance of various facilities and patrol duties. Moreover, the Jtilep JT40 can carry payloads of up to 60 kg. The intended selling price for the drones is 2.9 million rubles ($31,624).

Preliminary reports suggest the facility will produce 20 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) per month, reports the Russian news outlets CNews.

  • @Gradually_Adjusting
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    57 months ago

    Authoritarians and mutually enabling toxic behaviours, name a more iconic duo

    • @[email protected]OP
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      37 months ago

      Yeah, a year ago China’s ambassador to France questioned the ‘sovereign status’ of former Soviet nations like Ukraine, just to name an example.