Russia to Export Supercam S350 Drone to Non-CIS States, Company Says
Unmanned Systems Group said it is ready to localize production of the systems within countries of the Caspian region.
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Russia's Unmanned Systems Group plans to export its Supercam S350 unmanned aerial vehicle to countries outside the Commonwealth of Independent States, the company said, according to TASS.
Company spokeswoman Yekaterina Zgirovskaya said the company is ready to localize production of the systems within countries of the Caspian region.
No further details on specific buyer countries or delivery timelines were included in the report.
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- Russia to export Supercam S350 UAV to non-CIS states — company — TASS (Russia)
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