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The German company Donaustahl GmbH, on behalf of an American-Ukrainian public enterprise, is 3D printing long-range Titan Falcon unmanned aerial vehicles and supplying them to the Ukrainian Armed
This is stated in the project “German aid to Ukraine”. social networks HAccording to Ukrinform.
“Three of these UAVs have already been produced (all delivered to the Armed Forces), two of them are currently being tested in Ukraine,” the post reads.
It is stated that Titan Falcon has a flight time of up to 6 hours and a range of up to 400 km. In addition to the FPV camera, the device can also be equipped with a camera with a 2.5-inch lens.
On behalf of an American-Ukrainian NGO, the German company Donaustahl GmbH (@DonaustahlGmbH), produces Titan Falcon 3D printable long-range UAVs and supplies them to the Ukrainian armed forces.
Three of these UAVs have already been produced (all donated to the AFU),… pic.twitter.com/h0nm8Gt5Ep
— German Aid to Ukraine 🇩🇪🤝🇺🇦 (@deaidua) 19 November 2023
“German Aid to Ukraine” positions itself as a special project aimed at helping monitor German aid to Ukraine in the Russia-Ukraine war.
Donaustahl GmbH is a Bavarian enterprise engaged in weapons development. The company, which deals mainly with small arms, has no reports on drones on its website.
Source: Ukrinform
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