Iran's Ababil 5 Drone Capable of Carrying Six Qaem Bomb, Another Best Option For Russia!
This drone, which was seen for the first time, is an overview of a drone with reconnaissance and attack capabilities, which, compared to many of the well-known Iranian drones, represents a series of important and effective upgrades.
In fact, the Ababil UAV family is not limited to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd generations with all its successes and excellent operational experiences, and with the display of the Ababil UAV 5 during the Army Day parade in the current Iranian year, it became clear that the process of upgrading the Ababil UAV family continues. The Ababil 5 drone can be considered a combination of the Mohajer (Migrant) 6 and Ababil 3 drones.The Ababil 5 drone has been considered by some experts to be a smaller version of the Mohajer 6 drone, which is capable of carrying six smart bombs Qaem-class series.
Ababil 5 UAV has a range of more than 480 km and is equipped with a Qaem bomb and 4 Diamond-2 air-launched missiles with a range of about 8 km.
Examining the body shape of the Ababil 5 drone, it is clear that in the rear part of the fuselage, especially the tail, there is the same famous H-shaped design that was used in the early models of the Ababil 3 as well as the upgraded Atlas design, but in the front and somehow the nose a more advanced design than the Mohajer (Migrant) 6 drone can be seen.
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