Ukraine, his best kept secret: «Palianytsia», a long -range rocket drone

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By Jack Ferson

The Invasion of Ukraine has become a drone warso we live a career to see who develops the drone that will obtain aerial supremacy. The Ukrainian army has taken a big step with The new Palianytsia, a spectacular Military drone long -range reaction.

Palianytsia It was announced in August 2024, but for a year Ukraine has kept him secret. Now he has revealed it in the MSPO 2025 Military Exhibition of Poland, indicating that he has already used it in the war.

This new military drone It is able to fly at 900 km/hthanks to its reaction engine, with a range of 650 kilometers and an altitude of between 15 and 500 meters. It’s a long -range drone that can enter hundreds of kilometers in Russian territory, in less than an hour.

Palianytsia Ukraine drone: characteristics and objectives

This military drone developed by Ukraine measures 3.5 meters long, with an wings of 1.7 meters. Its weight is 320 kilos, according to the specialized medium United24.

Therefore, it is a fairly large autonomous drone, necessary to transport until 100 kilos of explosives. It is trained to attack both terrestrial and sea objectives, preferably static.

The launch is carried out with a solid fuel propeller before moving to a reaction engine. Its impressive cruise speed of 900 km/h equals the Russian missile KH-101.

He drone It is guided by GPSbut if the enemy inhibits it, it can be oriented by an inertial navigation system.

Lithuania has announced that it will help Ukraine to manufacture these drones. At the moment there is no official record that they have used in combat, but there are rumors that they were the protagonists in the attack to an ammunition deposit in the Russian city of Toropets.

Ukraine has already carried out several incursions into Russian territory, and this drone strengthens its position to attack infrastructure and Russian weapons, hindering its supplies and the movements of its troops.

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Tags: Artificial Intelligence, GPS, Drones

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