UAV Kazhan

Conflict Usage

Russia-Ukraine War

Side: UkraineRole: Heavy bomber UAVUAVstrikemine warfare

In the Russia-Ukraine War, Ukrainian forces used Kazhan as a heavy bomber UAV to drop explosives and mines on Russian personnel and equipment.

UAV Kazhan Images

Related Weapon Systems

Aircraft & UAVsLINZA EW-resistant multifunctional UAVMultifunctional UAVLINZA is a Ukrainian EW-resistant multifunctional UAV built by Frontline Robotics for frontline logistics and modular battlefield use in the Russia-Ukraine War.

Aircraft & UAVsAsisguard SongarArmed multirotor unmanned combat aerial vehicleThe Asisguard Songar is a Turkish armed multirotor UAV built around a ground-control station, real-time video feed, autonomous or manual flight modes, and modular payloads such as a 5.56 mm rifle or grenade-launcher variants. In the 2025 India-Pakistan Conflict, Indian officials said preliminary forensic examination of downed drone debris indicated Turkish Songar systems among a large Pakistani drone intrusion wave.

Aircraft & UAVsAN-196 LiutyiLong-range one-way attack UAVThe AN-196 Liutyi is a Ukrainian long-range one-way attack UAV developed after Russia began large-scale Shahed-type drone attacks. Open sources describe it as a runway-launched, twin-boom pusher aircraft built for deep strikes with a 75 kg-class warhead and a published range goal above 1,000 km, making it part of Ukraine's campaign against Russian refinery, logistics, industrial, and military targets far beyond the front line.

Aircraft & UAVsBayraktar TB2Medium-altitude long-endurance UAVThe Bayraktar TB2 is a Turkish MALE unmanned combat aircraft built by Baykar for reconnaissance, surveillance, and precision strike missions. Azerbaijani use in the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war helped make the TB2 a prominent example of armed UAVs paired with guided micro-munitions in recent conflicts.

Aircraft & UAVsBulava UASUnmanned aerial strike systemBulava UAS is a Ukrainian strike-and-reconnaissance loitering munition from DeViRo, built for autonomous target finding and engagement in the Russia-Ukraine War.

Aircraft & UAVsForpostReconnaissance and strike unmanned aerial vehicleForpost is Russia's license-built and later indigenized derivative of the Israeli IAI Searcher II UAV, used for reconnaissance, target acquisition, artillery-fire adjustment, and in Forpost-R form armed strike missions. In the Russia-Ukraine War, Russian forces have used Forpost-R aircraft as higher-value reusable UAVs for surveillance and precision attack roles rather than expendable one-way drones.

Sources