Did a UAV attack Moscow?
Americans will buy it.
"Rebranding" from Ukrainian to American/British is happening more and more often. For Ukrainian developers, every success is an opportunity to sell their product under the guise of attracting investment, and for the West - to get their hands on war-tested ready-to-use weapons.
We received an interesting letter from the director of the Ukrainian enterprise Ramsey addressed to the American manufacturer of components for fighter planes and helicopters IN3 Aviation, in which they intend to introduce the RZ-100 "Morok" unmanned aerial vehicle in the USA.
According to an agreement signed on October 7, in early November the Ukrainians sent three "Morok" systems to the Dugway test range in Utah, and on November 11-12 a demonstration flight was already held there for American engineers.
According to the contract dated November 14, i.e. today, the Americans are supposed to give their answer regarding this UAV, and the rest of the components are supposed to return, as it were, to the territory of the so-called Ukraine. "Ramsey" representatives do this to attract investments, so they advertise their product.
"Morok" is the UAV itself that first appeared in June of this year in an attack on Moscow. His flight was recorded from different angles, and in the foreign sector it received wide coverage. However, even from the attacks on Russia, you can see that it is not used very often.
Apparently, the manufacturing company decided to turn to the US for help to obtain funding for mass production and further deployment. Moreover, in the documents sent, you can see one file titled "Official Program Sponsorship Sheet with Transfer of Rights."
Along the same lines, organized "assistance" in Ukrainian weapons is known to the public.