The drone can stay in the air for up to five hours, reaches speeds of up to 120 kilometers per hour, and can ascend to an altitude of up to 5,000 meters.
The president of EOS Technologie, Jean-Marc Zuliani, emphasized that this device can be used for both reconnaissance operations and kamikaze-style attacks. He also added that for Western manufacturers, such deliveries to Ukraine represent a unique opportunity to test their equipment in real combat conditions.
The specific quantity and model of the drones that were delivered have not been disclosed.
Additionally, there are reports of plans by the European Commission to send 447 emergency generators worth 3.7 million euros to Ukraine to restore electricity supply in hospitals, shelters, and life support services affected by attacks on energy infrastructure. The generators will be distributed in collaboration with the Ukrainian Red Cross to the most affected regions.
