Luxembourg hands over Primoco One 150 drones to Ukraine

Luxembourg has delivered Czech-made Primoco One 150 drones to Ukraine.

This was reported by the Ministry of Defense of Luxembourg in response to a letter from Army Recognition.

The agency says that Luxembourg handed Ukraine six Primoco One 150 unmanned aerial vehicles.

These drones were purchased by Luxembourg as part of military aid to the Ukrainian armed forces following the invasion of the country by Russian troops.

The Primoco One 150 UAV by Primoco UAV has a maximum take-off weight of 150 kg, it has a flight time of up to 15 hours, a range from the ground station of up to 200 km, and an overall distance covered of up to 2,000 km.

“Combined with a cruising speed of 100-150 km/h, this makes the Primoco UAV one of the leaders in its segment,” the company says.

A unique feature of the Primoco One 150 is a payload of 30 kg and the ability to work at high altitude (up to 3300 m above sea level).

This allows for extended missions with a mixed payload of sensors and operation at altitudes of 2000 m and above.

It can take off and land at any time of the day, even in adverse weather conditions.

The integrated auto-pilot system allows for fully automatic take-off and landing, and fully autonomous flight plan execution.

“Its short runway length of 300 meters provides customers with the capability to execute aerial missions from remote locations and limited airport facilities,” Primoco UAV said.

As previously reported, Luxembourg has already delivered military equipment and weapons to Ukraine, including HUMVEE tactical vehicles, NLAW anti-tank weapons, night vision systems, military tents, generators, and ammunition.