Kalashnikov unveiled the Kub-10ME with a range of over 100 km.

For the first time, the Kalashnikov Concern introduced the Kub-10ME guided munition with a range of over 100 km. The product was shown to journalists on May 22 by Alan Lushnikov, CEO of the concern.

"It was developed based on the results of work at the theater of a special military operation and implements all the latest tasks that the customer sets for us," TASS quoted him as saying.

In his opinion, the development was created taking into account the experience of a special military operation and modern customer requirements. The concern reported that the new complex received an optoelectronic guidance system that allows it to hit moving targets, as well as increased protection from electronic warfare and air defense systems.

The Kub-10ME is also equipped with an aerial photography and video recording system that records information coming from the aircraft. According to the developers, the product is capable of performing tasks at altitudes from 80 to 1800 m at a cruising speed of 120 km/ h, including at night and in difficult weather conditions.

Short bursts: new Kalashnikov assault rifles are being tested in the free zone

The AK-12K is designed to conduct rapid assaults in a confined space.

On the same day, Lushnikov added that the concern had received export passports for shortened and small-sized versions of AK-12 and AK-15 assault rifles. Weapons of this type, as explained by the head of the Civil Code, are in demand. According to him, it was developed in cooperation with representatives of the airborne troops of the Russian Federation.