The Ukrainian–Slovak Wings&Quadro presents middle-strike heavy UAV on Brave1 Market

The Ukrainian–Slovak venture Wings&Quadro has unveiled unmanned aerial system on the Brave1 state defence marketplace: the long-range Swan-X 20, categorised as a heavy medium-strike platform. It is designed for specialised missions in contested environments.

The UAV’s maximum speed reaches 160 km/h, with an endurance of up to 95 minutes. Its declared tactical radius is 250 km, with a potential extension to 300 km. The platform can carry a payload of up to 20 kg. The cost per unit is approximately 1.1 million UAH.

As Defender Media learned from the manufacturer, the ‘Swan-X’ also has a modification with gasoline engine, capable of carrying a 50 kg payload with an operational range exceeding 300 km.

The unmanned aerial system is currently being prepared for codification.

Earlier, Defender Media reported on the ‘Vidun’ fixed-wing interceptor, which is capable of reaching altitudes of 6 km and speeds of up to 250 km/h.