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Combat Copters

Combat drones for low-altitude fire support.

Low-altitude precision fire support, including jam-resistant fibre-optic control.

The Shahab family covers air-drop platforms and first-person-view strike drones for urban and close-support work, where the operator needs a short reaction time and an accurate delivery at low altitude.

A fibre-optic variant keeps control of the aircraft on a hard-wired link, so the platform stays usable in electronic-warfare conditions where radio control would be jammed.

  • Air-drop bomber platforms
  • FPV precision strike
  • Fiber-optic jam resistance
  • Urban & counter-EW operations

Systems in this family

Shahab UCC, Unmanned Combat Copter, Air-Drop BomberCAT-04

Unmanned Combat Copter, Air-Drop Bomber

Shahab UCC

Unmanned combat copter and air-drop bomber for close-range precision fire support.

Range
5 km strike / 15 km C2
Endur.
45 min
Payload
8 kg, 4× 60 mm mortar
Shahab-SMR, Radio-Operated Strike DroneCAT-04

Radio-Operated Strike Drone

Shahab-SMR

Short-range FPV strike quadcopter with a 2 kg warhead and AI lock-on.

Range
5 km
Endur.
15 min
Payload
2 kg warhead
Shahab-SMF, Fiber-Optic Strike DroneCAT-04

Fiber-Optic Strike Drone

Shahab-SMF

Jam-resistant fiber-optic strike quadcopter that defeats RF jamming.

Range
3–5 km
Endur.
15 min
Payload
2 kg warhead
See these in the full catalogue

Common questions

Why use a fibre-optic control link?

A hard-wired link cannot be jammed or detected in the way a radio link can, which keeps the platform usable in contested electromagnetic conditions.

Are these platforms reusable?

It depends on the variant and the mission. Air-drop platforms return and are reused; strike variants are expendable by design.

More answers on the procurement questions page.

Next step

Tell us the mission and we will advise.

Datasheets are available on every system page.