Granat-4

Granat-4 is a Russian tactical unmanned aircraft system produced by Kalashnikov Group's Izhevsk Unmanned Systems. It is used mainly as an artillery spotter: the fixed-wing UAV carries day and thermal cameras and relays target coordinates to fire units, and the Granat-4-E export version can be fitted with a laser target-designation module for guided munitions. Kalashnikov gives a radio line-of-sight range of up to 55 km, a speed of 90–130 km/h, a ceiling of 3,000 m and an endurance of about eight hours. The type has been used by Russian forces in Syria and in the war in Ukraine.