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Aircraft, ground vehicles, surface vessels, underwater vehicles, named variants and adjacent support systems. Specifications are attributed to their sources; undisclosed values stay explicit. Origin is separate from operator country. This is a growing public-source catalogue, including development projects, rather than a census of every field-built configuration.
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A large turboprop intelligence aircraft, distinct from the smaller Heron family. The German Heron TP configuration has its own certification, mission equipment and service arrangements.
A Russian expendable aircraft programme listed separately from Lancet in GUR’s public catalogue.
Kazhan is one of the heavy reusable multirotor families named by an official Ukrainian military operator account.
A Ukrainian family of fibre-optic-controlled FPV aircraft. The Ministry of Defence described codified models and deliveries to military units in May 2025.
A Russian loitering-munition family marketed in export form as KUB-E. Later KUB-numbered products require their own configuration-specific evidence.
A Russian FPV aircraft family identified by Ukraine’s Defence Intelligence as using a fibre-optic control link.
A Ukrainian tactical reconnaissance family. DeViRo’s current Leleka page lists substantially improved endurance and route length compared with historical Leleka-100 literature.
A Ukrainian long-range one-way aircraft identified in public research on the country’s drone industry and autonomous systems.
Reported / unverified
A reusable Liutyi derivative described in July 2026 news reporting about a Farnborough exhibition presentation.
A portable electric reconnaissance aircraft with hand launch and automatic belly landing. The current detailed product table differs materially from older overview figures.
A family of relatively simple fixed-wing drones identified in recovered-system reporting. The original strike aircraft and Molniya-2R reconnaissance configuration are distinct.
A US Army remotely piloted aircraft family for reconnaissance, communications relay and armed missions. The original Gray Eagle, ER and 25M configurations have different specifications.