DroneLedger

Research edition · 02 Nov 2026

Italmas

A Russian propeller-driven one-way attack drone from the ZALA AERO group, also designated Izdeliye-54 and first shown at Army-2023. The manufacturer claims a range above 200 km; Ukraine’s HUR catalogue lists a declared 200 km flight range and catapult launch. Claims of its first combat use in October 2023 were contested; Ukrainian reports name it in later attacks, without independent per-type counts.[1][2]

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No scaled drawing is provided for this configuration. See the sourced dimensions and their limitations.

Schematic top view of the general configuration. Not to scale and not an exact depiction of the model.

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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.

Published flight range

200 km[2]Izdeliye-54 (Italmas) · HUR declared characteristics · 2026
Official report; not an independent test> 200 km[1]Italmas · ZALA AERO 2023 statement (“exceeding 200 kilometres”) · 2023
Published lower limit

Body length

Unknown in reviewed sources

Wingspan

Unknown in reviewed sources

Same-class research profiles · published range, km · open bounds remain open

Family & configurations

Italmas (Izdeliye-54)

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

  1. ZALA AERO · ZALA AERO has developed the Italmas kamikaze drone

    30 Oct 2023 · Source consulted: 02 Nov 2026 · Manufacturer claim

  2. Defence Intelligence of Ukraine · Izdeliye-54 (Italmas): declared characteristics and involved enterprises

    Publication date not stated · Source consulted: 02 Nov 2026 · Official report; not an independent test

  3. FDD’s Long War Journal · No Solid Evidence Russia Debuted ‘Italmas’ Drone

    27 Oct 2023 · Source consulted: 02 Nov 2026 · Approximate / analyst compilation

  4. Mezha (Oboronka) · Flash: Russians set up a testing ground for the Italmas drone in Sumy

    29 Jul 2025 · Source consulted: 02 Nov 2026 · Firsthand reporting

  5. Interfax-Ukraine · Russia launches 39 missiles, 128 UAVs at Ukraine; 4 missiles, 115 drones downed or suppressed – Air Force

    14 Oct 2026 · Source consulted: 02 Nov 2026 · Firsthand reporting

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