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Russia jumps on the MUM-T bandwagon

25th September 2020 - 09:00 GMT | by Leonid Nersisyan in Yerevan

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One of the most interesting developments from the Army 2020 exhibition last month was the unveiling by Kronstadt Group of the Grom UCAV as Russia’s answer to Western manned-unmanned teaming (MUM-T) programmes.

Grom (pictured) is designed to operate under the control of manned aircraft, specifically Su-35 fourth-generation and Su-57 fifth-generation fighters. Several of these UAVs, capable of flying at speeds of up to 1000km/h (with a cruising speed of 800km/h) and carrying up to 2t of bombs and missiles, would undertake the traditionally risky role of suppression of enemy air defences (SEAD), plus engagement of ground and surface targets in

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Leonid Nersisyan

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Leonid Nersisyan is a defence analyst and research fellow at APRI Armenia. He is a …

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