El fabricante de drones Baykar, con sede en Estambul, anunci\u00f3 el viernes que uno de sus UAV prob\u00f3 con \u00e9xito un misil de crucero Cakir de fabricaci\u00f3n turca. El fabricante de misiles Roketsan present\u00f3 el Cakir, que puede lanzarse desde tierra, mar y aire, con un alcance de m\u00e1s de 150 kil\u00f3metros. El misil est\u00e1 dise\u00f1ado para ser lanzado desde aviones y helic\u00f3pteros, drones de asalto, veh\u00edculos terrestres t\u00e1cticos y plataformas navales.<\/p>\n
Istanbul-based drone manufacturer Baykar announced Friday that one of its unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) successfully tested a Turkish-made Cakir cruise missile.<\/p>\n
Baykar’s chief technology officer Selcuk Bayraktar said on X that the munition, fired from an Akinci UAV, had hit its target exactly.<\/p>\n
Turkish missile producer Roketsan unveiled the Cakir, which can be launched from the land, sea, and air, in 2022.<\/p>\n
With a range of more than 150 kilometers (93 miles), the missile is designed to be launched from fixed and rotary-wing aircraft, assault drones, tactical land vehicles, and naval platforms.<\/p>\n
Besides land, air, and marine targets, it can also target those in caves.<\/p>\n