Russia is showcasing air defense systems, reconnaissance drones and loitering munitions at ADEX 2026 in Baku, Azerbaijan, from Sept. 30 to Oct. 2, state-owned arms exporter Rosoboronexport said.
The lineup includes the Lancet-E reconnaissance and strike system, which combines a reconnaissance drone with ZALA loitering munitions, and the S-350M-E reconnaissance drone.
Loitering munitions are unmanned aircraft designed to search for targets before striking them. Reconnaissance drones gather information to support surveillance and military operations.
Russian manufacturer Kalashnikov plans to present export versions of its Kub-family loitering munitions, including the KUB-2E and KUB-10E. Its display will also feature the RUS-PE portable reconnaissance and strike system and the Skat-350M reconnaissance drone.
The air defense lineup includes the Pantsir-S1M surface-to-air missile and gun system and the Citadel anti-aircraft artillery system. Rosoboronexport also plans to exhibit airspace monitoring radar stations and the Radeskan system configured for counter-drone operations.
The company said it would present the Su-35 multirole fighter to visiting air force delegations. It did not specify whether an aircraft would be on display or whether the presentation would use models and other materials.
Kalashnikov also plans to exhibit its latest AK-family weapons at ADEX 2026 for the first time.
Rosoboronexport’s announcement did not identify prospective buyers or disclose contracts associated with the exhibition.
