Oct 1, 2025 10:55 AM
PEGASUS is a Serbian armed UAV, carrying 54 kilograms of payload, operating 200 kilometers for 10 hours, executing ISR and precision strikes with RASH-2M munitions.
Serbia has pulled the cover off its armed PEGASUS unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), pairing the homegrown drone with the Emirati-made RASH-2M guided munition kit.
Originally built for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR), PEGASUS now adds precision strike capability, marking Belgrade’s latest step in modernizing its unmanned combat fleet.
Unveiled at Partner 2025, the UAV supports a 54-kilogram (119-pound) payload and a maximum takeoff weight of 265 kilograms (584 pounds).
Read the full story on NextGen Defense: PEGASUS UAV Emerges as Serbia’s Next-Gen Armed Combat Drone
drones•Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance•Serbia•autonomous systems•military•defense•autonomous aerial vehicle•Autonomous drone flight•autonomous drone
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