Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation showcases RAM-3X loitering munition
The foundation says the systems are “heavier, more powerful and even more destructive” than Ukrspecsystems’ RAM-2X
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Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation has published a video showing Defence Forces personnel demonstrating a new RAM-3X loitering munition. The foundation said the systems are “heavier, more powerful and even more destructive” than the RAM-2X strike drones developed by Ukrspecsystems.
Ukrspecsystems itself declined to comment on the RAM-3X. However, in an interview published by Defender Media on Sept. 17, Ukrspecsystems deputy director Andrii Rymaruk said the company was developing an entire line of strike systems. The first was the RAM-2X, unveiled only two years after it entered combat use.
Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation reports that, as part of its current batch, it has delivered 135 strike drones to the Defence Forces: 77 RAM-2X units, 38 RAM-3X units, and 20 unnamed Ukrainian-made deep-strike drones.
Defender Media previously reported that Wild Hornets would train Sting interceptor drone operators together with the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation’s training centre.
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