Ukrainian Company KORT Presents Hunter Killer Drone Lineup

The Ukrainian company KORT has unveiled its lineup of modular Hunter Killer strike and reconnaissance UAVs.

A KORT representative shared this information with a Militarnyi correspondent during the MSPO exhibition in Poland.

According to him, the company offers a wide range of unmanned platforms — from 7-inch quadcopters to 23-inch relay drones.

One of the company’s main products is the Hunter Killer 3 UAV, which is available in several variants and can perform reconnaissance, strike, and interception missions.

The platform features a standardized fuselage, the configuration of which varies depending on the aircraft’s mission.

The Hunter Killer 3 can be equipped with various communication systems, including the Starlink satellite system or the company’s proprietary telemetry system. The strike version of the drone is capable of carrying a payload weighing approximately 3 kg.

Separately, the company offers the Hunter Killer 3S and Hunter Killer 3M variants, which are positioned as middle-strike-class drones. Their stated operational range is 100 km or more, and their cruising speed is 100-105 km/h.

The next-largest platform is the Hunter Killer 10. This drone can carry a payload of 10 to 15 kg, depending on the operator’s requirements.

In a configuration with a 15-kilogram warhead, its stated range is approximately 300-400 km.

A deep strike version has also been developed based on the Hunter Killer 10. By reducing the warhead’s weight to 10 kg and increasing the fuel capacity to 18 liters, the drone’s flight range can exceed 700 km.

The Hunter Killer 10 is built with a pusher-configuration engine located in the nose of the aircraft.

At the same time, the company is finalizing work on the larger Hunter Killer 15 platform. The first prototypes of the drone have already been manufactured and are undergoing final testing. Unlike the Hunter Killer 10, the Hunter Killer 15’s engine has been moved to the tail section.

The largest of the projects presented by the company is the Hunter Killer 50 prototype, which is in the final stages of refinement and testing.

In its guided strike configuration, the drone is designed to carry a payload weighing up to 60 kg and strike targets at a range of up to 600 km. The drone will be controlled and video signals transmitted via the Starlink satellite channel.

Based on the same airframe, the company plans to develop a Deep Strike variant with a range of up to 1,200 km and a payload weighing approximately 50 kg.

KORT was founded in 2015 and currently collaborates with Poland, Latvia, the Czech Republic, and Denmark.