For Russian drones "Orion" has developed a planning aerial bomb UPAB-50S.

The Russian company Kronstadt has developed the UPAB-50S guided glide bomb designed specifically for use with attack unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) such as the Orion and Inohodets. This weapon allows drones to attack static targets at a considerable distance, bypassing the range of many enemy air defense systems.

UPAB-50S has a warhead weighing 37 kilograms and has the ability to hit static targets at a distance of up to 30 kilometers. This range allows drones to stay outside the range of many air defense systems (SAMs), reducing the risk of shooting down and increasing the safety of using the UAV.

It is important to note that the development of the UPAB-50S is part of Russia's strategy to modernize and strengthen its military capabilities, especially in the field of unmanned technologies. In recent years, Russia has been actively investing in the development and production of attack drones and their accompanying weapons systems, seeking to increase the efficiency of its Armed Forces and competitiveness in the global military equipment market.

The use of the UPAB-50S in combination with the Orion and Inohodets strike UAVs opens up new opportunities for more accurate and safe operations to defeat the enemy, including the suppression of military infrastructure and the neutralization of critical facilities.