Ukraine has created its first guided aerial bomb: a 250 kg warhead, can strike tens of kilometers away, ready for combat
17 months of development; an experimental batch has been delivered to the troops, pilots are practicing strikes on fortifications and command posts
Ukrainian engineers have created the first domestically produced guided aerial bomb, which has already been tested and is ready for combat use, as reported on his Telegram by Ukraine’s Minister of Defense, Mykhailo Fedorov.
According to the head of the department, the development lasted 17 months, and during the design of the KAB the requirements and threats arising in the current conditions of war were taken into account.
“The Ukrainian KAB has a unique design and was created taking into account the realities of modern war. It is not a copy of Western or Soviet solutions, but an original development by Ukrainian engineers for effectively striking fortifications, command posts and other enemy targets tens of kilometers deep after release,” Mykhailo Fedorov reported.
The minister clarified that the warhead of the new aerial bomb has a mass of 250 kg, and aircrews are already practicing its use and tactical procedures within the framework of real wartime scenarios.
“The Ministry of Defense has already purchased the first experimental batch. Now pilots are working through combat scenarios and adapting the employment of the new means in real wartime conditions. Soon Ukrainian KABs will be operating against enemy targets,” said Ukraine’s Minister of Defense Mykhailo Fedorov.
Earlier it was reported that Ukraine and Romania have begun joint development and production of drones, and the initiative will receive funding of 200 million euros through the SAFE program.
Earlier we wrote:
- Ukraine is testing laser weapons capable of destroying FPV drones and damaging enemy optics
- Ukrainian drone-bombers passed tests under electronic warfare at 20 km
- Range up to 200 km — a new threat over Ukrainian cities: GUR on new Russian bombs
- Are KABs doomed? NATO is testing “smart” drones and AI to intercept them
- “We have a weapon that struck a target at 700 km,” — head of Ukraine’s Ministry of Strategic Industries





