India has made indigenous kamikaze drone, it has been used extensively in Russia-Ukraine war

India Made Kamikaze Drone: India has made the kamikaze drones, which were used extensively in the Russia-Ukraine war and the Israel-Hamas war, in its own lab. It is said that the range of such drones is up to 1 thousand kilometers, that is, they are capable of entering the enemy’s house and hitting their target. This is being considered a big achievement for India in the field of defense.

It is said about kamikaze drones that they blow themselves up after reaching the enemy, that is why they are called self-destructive drones. India’s National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) has developed the Indian Kamikaze drone. These drones are completely indigenous, their engines will also be indigenous, which give a range of 1000 km.

Explosives explode when they reach the enemy
NAL director Abhay Pashilkar has led the kamikaze drone project. He believes that such drones have added a new kind of skill in fighting wars. These drones cost less to make and are quite effective. They fly at a certain height without a human. These drones revolve around their target with explosives and explode when they reach close.

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Kamikaze drone can carry up to 100 kg of load
The kamikaze drone is controlled from a command center and has 30 HP engines. The drone can easily fly carrying a load of 100 to 120 kg. This can also include 30 to 40 kg of explosives. The National Aerospace Laboratories, the Indian laboratory that makes kamikaze drones, was established in the year 1959.

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