Izraelske bespilotne letelice

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Nemci nastavljaju sa kupovinom tri Heron TP iako su ogromne cifre za nabavku
Germany Willing to Go with Overpriced Heron TP Acquisition
Citat:Germany is planning to buy three Heron TP UAVs from Israel, despite the questionable price tag that goes way beyond those of Heron TP’s counterparts.
The deal, including three Heron TP HALE UAVs and operating costs, is nearly a billion Euros. Three units cost €630 million, while the five-year operational cost is around €300 million, according to Bloomberg’s report. With this, the Heron TP fleet will go from five to eight units.
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Prodaju jos Hermes 900 dronova
120 miliona $$$
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U blizini granice sa Gazom srusio se Hermes 450

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Singapurcani pazare Hermes 900
Menjaju Hermes 450
Singapore to Replace Aging Israel-Made Hermes Drone Fleet With New Variants
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Azeri na paradi

Citat:Hero 120 loitering munition and Orbiter 5 UAV
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Marokanci zapoceli proizvodnju SpyX
Morocco begins local production of Israeli SpyX loitering munitions
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Citat:The SpyX is a tactical electric loitering munition designed for field deployment by small units. Unlike larger strategic drones that require runways or heavy catapults, the SpyX is rail-launched and expeditionary. It serves a dual role: acting as an Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) asset and, when a target is identified, converting into a precision strike weapon.
From a technical perspective, the airframe is designed for a low logistical footprint. It features an operational range of 50 kilometres and an endurance of approximately 90 minutes to two hours. The system utilises an electric motor, which reduces acoustic signature—a critical factor for avoiding detection during the terminal attack phase. The platform attacks at speeds of up to 250 km/h, ensuring that targets have minimal reaction time once the engagement sequence initiates.
The munition carries a 2.5-kilogram warhead, which sits within a dedicated compartment rather than being integrated structurally, allowing for modular swaps between anti-personnel and anti-tank variants. Guidance is provided by a dual-sensor payload (Electro-Optical and Infrared), allowing for day and night operations. The system supports “man-in-the-loop” control, enabling the operator to abort an attack or “wave off” at the last second if collateral damage risks appear, a capability essential for modern rules of engagement.