The UJ-22 Airborne, developed by the Ukrainian firm UKRJET, can on paper travel the distance. Loading Twitter content The military-designed drone's maximum flight range extends up to 800km, so it ...

Unidentified sources claimed that the Ukrainian secret service launched a UJ-22 drone loaded with C4 explosives on Sunday, the German newspaper Bild reported.

It’s unclear whether any UJ-22 were among the drones sent towards Moscow this week, but with a speed of only 120 km/h (75 mph) and a modest payload, it’s not going to cause massive damage.

Russian state media have reported in recent days that three downed drones have been found near Moscow. The Kremlin-backed news outlets said that one of these drones was a Ukrainian-made UJ-22 ...

There have been drone attacks on six regions in Russia, ... An image of what appears to show a Ukrainian manufactured UJ-22 drone. It has a range of 800km (497 miles) in autonomous flight.

However, we know the UJ-22 was not the drone pictured in several videos we checked. These drones have a different wing, wheel position and fuselage design. Instead, ...

Ukrainian military analysts, though unable to confirm Kyiv had launched the drones against Moscow, said the attack may have involved UJ-22 drones, which are produced in Ukraine and have a maximum ...

The three drones identified by The Times — the Bober, the UJ-22 Airborne and a third model with an undetermined name — have all been used to hit targets in Russia, including Moscow, and the ...

Ukrainian military analysts, though unable to confirm Kyiv had launched the drones against Moscow, told the AP the attack may have involved UJ-22 drones, which are produced in Ukraine and have a ...

Astra and other Telegram channels shared purported footage of a drone being shot down. Shot channel identified the drones as Aeroprakt A-22 and UJ-22 Airborne unmanned aircraft. Russian air ...