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https://armyrecognition.com/news/army-n
US develops LUCAS kamikaze drone to surpass Iranian Shahed-136 as loitering munitions become core to future warfare.
The Shahed-136 drone, originally developed by Iran’s Aircraft Manufacturing Industrial Company (HESA), has become a pivotal asset in modern asymmetric warfare. Known for its affordability, range of up to 2,500 kilometers, and ability to carry explosive payloads on one-way missions, the Shahed-136 has seen widespread deployment in Ukraine and across the Middle East. Its low cost and use of commercial off-the-shelf components enable mass production and deployment in swarms, particularly in attacks targeting civilian and military infrastructure. Russia has adopted and rebranded the drone as the Geran-2, employing it extensively during its campaign in Ukraine to saturate air defenses and overwhelm radar coverage. These tactics have had both operational and psychological impacts, revealing vulnerabilities in traditional layered defense systems and underscoring the need for low-cost countermeasures and equivalents.
Because of its simplicity, low production requirements, and demonstrated impact, the Shahed-136 has inspired a wave of imitators and adaptations globally. Reports indicate that similar drones have been used or developed in Belarus, Israel, China, Ukraine, Türkiye, Venezuela, Sudan, Ethiopia, Syria, Yemen, and North Korea, with some governments conducting reverse-engineering based on captured or downed units.
https://armyrecognition.com/news/army-n
US develops LUCAS kamikaze drone to surpass Iranian Shahed-136 as loitering munitions become core to future warfare.
The Shahed-136 drone, originally developed by Iran’s Aircraft Manufacturing Industrial Company (HESA), has become a pivotal asset in modern asymmetric warfare. Known for its affordability, range of up to 2,500 kilometers, and ability to carry explosive payloads on one-way missions, the Shahed-136 has seen widespread deployment in Ukraine and across the Middle East. Its low cost and use of commercial off-the-shelf components enable mass production and deployment in swarms, particularly in attacks targeting civilian and military infrastructure. Russia has adopted and rebranded the drone as the Geran-2, employing it extensively during its campaign in Ukraine to saturate air defenses and overwhelm radar coverage. These tactics have had both operational and psychological impacts, revealing vulnerabilities in traditional layered defense systems and underscoring the need for low-cost countermeasures and equivalents.
Because of its simplicity, low production requirements, and demonstrated impact, the Shahed-136 has inspired a wave of imitators and adaptations globally. Reports indicate that similar drones have been used or developed in Belarus, Israel, China, Ukraine, Türkiye, Venezuela, Sudan, Ethiopia, Syria, Yemen, and North Korea, with some governments conducting reverse-engineering based on captured or downed units.
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