The Gavran 145 () is a Serbian loitering unmanned aerial system, designed by the Military Technical Institute and manufactured by the Utva Aviation Industry.
History The Gavran 145 was first showcased at the 2022 Eurosatory international weapons trade fair. It was accepted into service with the Serbian Army in 2025.https://tangosix.rs/2025/25/09/partner-2025-lutajuca-municija-gavran-145-pred-ulaskom-u-serijsku-proizvodnju-i-naoruzanje/
Characteristics The Gavran 145 is a fully autonomous loitering unmanned aerial system designed for long-range surveillance and precision strikes. It allows operators to loiter over target areas for extended periods before committing to a strike, reducing collateral damage and enabling mission abortion if needed.
The system can be launched from ground-based canisters on trucks or trailers, making it highly mobile for frontline use.
It is among the few loitering munitions in its class (weighing 30 to 50 kg) that has the ability to circle the target area for up to 10 hours, with a cruising speed of 45 m/s and a maximum descent speed of 75 m/s. In addition, according to the designers, it has the best efficiency compared to the competition when it comes to the ratio of the mass of the aircraft to the mass of the payload (8 to 15 kg).https://tangosix.rs/2024/23/12/nove-informacije-o-lutajucoj-municiji-gavran/
Specifications Length: 2,2 m Wingspan: 2,4 m Weight: 50 kg Engine: electric motor Speed: 160 km/h Altitude: up to 2,000 m Endurance: 10 hours Range: 50 km / 150 kmhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmFjwnI58-0&t=1464s Warhead: 8 to 15 kg, capable of penetrating 1,000 mm of rolled homogeneous armor Guidance: electro-optical camera with target tracking function Operation: wireless radio link
Operators – Serbian Armyhttps://tangosix.rs/2025/25/09/partner-2025-lutajuca-municija-gavran-145-pred-ulaskom-u-serijsku-proizvodnju-i-naoruzanje/
See also Osica Komarac
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