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Russian UAVs making a comeback

By Eugene Kogan for ISN Security Watch

The issue of the overall development of various types of unmanned
aerial vehicles (UAVs), including unmanned helicopters for civilian
and military purposes, has been and still is well addressed by the
Moscow-based analysts and defense correspondents. However, what has
been lacking is analysis concerning the issue from the Western
perspective.

When it comes to the issue of the use of UAVs by the Russian armed
forces, this has been less publicised. This is partly because the
open source information related to the operations of the 58th Army in
Chechnya has not shed any light on the issue, and/or perhaps partly
because there has been no reason to shed any such light.

The Chechen war provided the original impetus for using UAVs during
combat. The technological level of the UAVs used in Chechnya has been
low and lags behind the development and manufacture of UAVs in Israel
and the US.

Another reason for the lack of information is the level of teaching
of military operators to use UAVs effectively in Russia. It is not as
advanced as it is in other countries such as the US.

Furthermore, the depreciation in the efficiency of the UAVs and the
lack of interest by the military bureaucrats in procuring them has
added to the lack of information on the issue.

A certain change in attitude and in the provision of funding by the
Russian Defense Ministry can now be detected. The worldwide
accelerated development of UAVs has caused the Russian Defense
Ministry to focus on UAV design, development, and manufacture, and to
allocate funds for this task.