Russia displays upgraded Lancet strike system at South African exhibition
The upgraded drone system was showcased by state arms exporter Rosoboronexport at the event.

Russia's upgraded Lancet strike system has been put on display at an exhibition in South Africa, according to state arms exporter Rosoboronexport. The system was part of a joint Russian exhibit at the event.
The Lancet is a loitering munition or kamikaze drone system that Russia has deployed in its conflict with Ukraine. The showcasing of an upgraded version suggests modifications to the weapon's capabilities, though specific technical details were not disclosed in available reports.
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