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Aircraft, ground vehicles, surface vessels, underwater vehicles, named variants and adjacent support systems. Specifications are attributed to their sources; undisclosed values stay explicit. Origin is separate from operator country. This is a growing public-source catalogue, including development projects, rather than a census of every field-built configuration.
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Russian compact copter family marketed for reconnaissance, including the Goliath-RU designation shown in September 2026.
Compact Russian reconnaissance drone with manufacturer-reported military trials and later Karakurt-R exhibition variants.
Reported / unverified
Altius / Altair is a Russian unmanned-aircraft programme associated with UZGA in the public intelligence record.
Forpost-R is a Russian unmanned-aircraft programme associated with UZGA in the public intelligence record.
A Russian long-range one-way aircraft family whose production network is described in a US Treasury attribution published in October 2024.
Russian-produced derivatives of the Iranian Shahed-136 design. Changes in production and mission equipment make Geran-2 a family rather than a single frozen specification.
A jet-powered member of the Russian Geran line identified in Ukraine’s public recovered-system database.
A newer Russian jet-powered one-way aircraft described in Ukraine’s 2026 intelligence reporting. Geran-4 has a separate profile from the earlier family members.
A newer Russian jet-powered one-way aircraft described in Ukraine’s 2026 intelligence reporting. Geran-5 has a separate profile from the earlier family members.
A Russian expendable drone family used in decoy, reconnaissance and other configurations. It should not be assumed that every Gerbera carries the same equipment.
Concept / announced
A proposed jet combat-aircraft and collaborative-autonomy concept. It is distinct from the unrelated small Grom multirotor.
A Russian expendable aircraft programme listed separately from Lancet in GUR’s public catalogue.