S-70 "Okhotnik" UCAV

The source spoke about the plans for testing the Hunter drone."

MOSCOW, December 27-RIA Novosti. The Russian heavy strike unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) "Okhotnik" in 2021 as part of flight tests for the first time will use weapons on air targets, a source in the aircraft industry told RIA Novosti.
"The first missile launches from the Okhotnik UAV are planned for the second half of 2021. We are talking about firing intra-fuselage air – to-air missiles, which were previously tested on the su-57. Launches are planned for real air targets, " the source said.
He added that before that, missile launch tests should be carried out with UAVs.
According to the source, tests of the Okhotnik with the use of air - to-surface weapons are also planned. "Okhotnik will be a full-fledged multifunctional vehicle with the possibility of using it as a long-range unmanned fighter-interceptor," he explained.

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UAV "Hunter" struck in the course of testing a bomb

MOSCOW, January 12-RIA Novosti. The Russian heavy attack drone s-70 "Hunter" in the framework of flight tests delivered a bomb attack on a ground target at the Ashuluk training ground, a source in the military-industrial complex told RIA Novosti.
According to him, the "Hunter" dropped unguided aerial bombs of 500 kilograms caliber from the fuselage compartment.

"The target was hit with high accuracy," the source said.
He did not name the date when the bombing took place, but noted that this is not the first test to hit ground targets.
The source stressed that "the latest sighting and navigation system installed on the Okhotnik makes it possible to use free-falling ammunition with an accuracy approaching that of a high-precision guided weapon."
"Okhotnik", according to the interlocutor, is able to hit ground stationary and limited mobile targets with pre-known coordinates in Autonomous mode, including when receiving external target designation in the air.

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