Pakistan UAVs News & Discussions

[Quwa]

Mere drawings nothing more

These are real. We'll see a jet-powered version of one of these (similar to Shahed-236 and Geran-3/4) too. Pakistan is a full believer in OWAs, SSMs/ASBMs, low-cost CMs, and USVs and AUVs.

 

[MS Sandhu]

These are real. We'll see a jet-powered version of one of these (similar to Shahed-236 and Geran-3/4) too. Pakistan is a full believer in OWAs, SSMs/ASBMs, low-cost CMs, and USVs and AUVs.

For some time now, they just keep pumping out different designs and nothing goes into production.

But okay let's see.

 

[MasterChief]

These are real. We'll see a jet-powered version of one of these (similar to Shahed-236 and Geran-3/4) too. Pakistan is a full believer in OWAs, SSMs/ASBMs, low-cost CMs, and USVs and AUVs.

Real test will be mass production facilities and ongoing manufacturing and not stopping at one or two hundred units

 

[CSAW]

Pakistan’s Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT) unveiled two major long-range loitering munitions, the **D-248** and **S-369**, at the 2026 Indus Robotics and Autonomous Systems (RAS) Expo, marking the country's largest and furthest-reaching kamikaze drones to date.

**D-248**

• Design: Tailless delta-wing
• Range: 2,200 – 3,000 km
• Payload: 30 – 50 kg (MTOW: 240 kg)
• Wingspan: 3.3 m
• Speed: 185 km/h cruise | 225 km/h max
• Endurance &
Ceiling: 12 – 14 hours | up to 4,500 m altitude

**S-369**
• Design: Arrow-delta wing
• Range: 1,500 – 2,000 km
• Payload: 30 – 50 kg (MTOW: 215 – 225 kg)
• Wingspan: 4.0 m
• Speed: 160 – 180 km/h cruise | 220 km/h max
• Ceiling: up to 4,500 m altitude

Both systems significantly expand long-range precision strike capabilities, combining heavy warhead capacities with high-altitude, long-endurance flight.

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