Rosoboronexport noted the interest of foreign partners in its proven equipment

Foreign partners are most interested in military equipment tested during a special military operation, including high—precision systems, radars, electronic warfare and drones. Rosoboronexport CEO Alexander Mikheev told Izvestia correspondent Nikolai Ivanov about this on May 14.

"They are interested in how our tactical aviation, air defense systems, and small arms work. Therefore, there are serious successes in this area in our industry. This is a very large capacity on the market. We really understand this," he said during the congress of the Union of Machine Builders in the NC "Russia".

In addition, the head of the company clarified that Rosoboronexport is working with partners in the interests of the domestic industry to meet demand.

On May 4, the development company Dronfors Aero announced that the ground-based maneuverable drone Sturmovik had begun testing in the area of the special operation. It is noted that the complex got its name due to its use by assault troops. The drone is equipped with a fiber-optic communication line (FOL), which allows the device to travel distances up to 30 km.

Earlier, Igor Korotchenko, editor of the National Defense magazine and director of the Center for Analysis of the Global Arms Trade, said that Russia could develop weapons based on new physical principles. He also pointed out that the development of hypersonic technologies opens up opportunities for the creation of new types of missile weapons.