World Finds Interest in Russian Hydrogen UAV Technology
During the operation in Syria, the Russian Aerospace Defence Forces (VKO) has tested hydrogen-powered unmanned aircraft (UAV), the RIA Novosti news agency reported. According to a top-ranking representative of the military-industrial complex, air drones equipped with hydrogen engines showed very good results during the test flights, according to UAS Vision.
The source told RIA Novosti that many unmanned combat air vehicles that were flying in Syria used hydrogen fuel. “This means that such unmanned aircraft are able to stay in the air for enough long time, constantly producing hydrogen and allowing the engine to recharge its energy,” he added.
Sputniknews reported that According to the source, all UAVs have returned to Russia for analysis of combat data, including performance in sandstorms.
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