Russia has debuted a mobile anti-drone laser system as part of its expanding directed-energy weapons portfolio.
Developed by Shvabe under state-owned Rostec, the system integrates all components into a single off-road vehicle, including a command-and-control station, electro-optical sensors, and a rechargeable battery power source.
The weapon is designed to target small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), from reconnaissance quadcopters to first-person-view drones that are increasingly common on today’s battlefields.
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