Research edition · 2026-11-01
Delta-wing symbolGerbera
A Russian Gerbera expendable aircraft used in decoy and other configurations. Ukraine’s examined-component portal supplies declared specifications; LRT independently reports Lithuanian officials identifying a recovered aircraft. Neither source makes every Gerbera an explosive attack drone.[1][2]
Archived research edition. Archive statistics and new dossiers are available on the current profile.
Current profile ↗No scaled drawing is provided for this configuration. See the sourced dimensions and their limitations.
The numbers, with their sources
Intervals preserve the published bounds; they are not statistical confidence intervals. A blank lower or upper bound stays open. Values belong to the named configuration, not every aircraft.
Reported speed
≤ 160 km/h[1]Take-off mass
≤ 18 kg[1]Body length
Unknown in reviewed sourcesWingspan
2.5 m[1]Same-class research profiles · published range, km · open bounds remain open
Family & configurations
Gerbera
No sourced family relationship recorded in this edition. Similar roles do not establish a common design.
What does it cost?
Published USD figures use different price bases and years. Airframes, export packages and support are not equivalent. These are not current offers or verified production costs.
Unknown in reviewed sources
Source notebook
- Defence Intelligence of Ukraine · Gerbera: declared characteristics and documented components
Publication date not stated · Source consulted: 2026-11-01 · Official report; not an independent test
- LRT / BNS · Lithuanian ministry and minister identify July 2025 airspace intruder as Gerbera
2025-07-17 · Source consulted: 2026-11-01 · Firsthand reporting
DroneLedger · Gerbera · 2026-11-01 ·