I literally did in my reply above, check the links. And this is link is from the Roketsan website and it also says 35 kg and 100 km:
www.roketsan.com.tr
Mate, I literally gave you 2 links from last week both mentioning 35 kg and the link from Roketsan's own website and you're still digging in your heels, believe what you will. But English documentation is *never* more up to date in our companies.
@boredaf may be right. Seems mixed up with Alpagut specifications which came after Eren in the brochure. There is no way in hell that kind of missile can loiter in the air 60 minutes without wings
Not "may", I am right. I'll post these links from last week again, you tell me which is more likely, someone intern made a mistake preparing the English catalogue (which has happened before) or Roketsan lying in the expo they are showing Eren right now:
www.armyrecognition.com
defencesecurityasia.com
Agree that. Besides, from technical stand point it can not stay in air with those fins, weight and dimensions for 60 minutes, simply impossible.Not "may", I am right. I'll post these links from last week again, you tell me which is more likely, someone intern made a mistake preparing the English catalogue (which has happened before) or Roketsan lying in the expo they are showing Eren right now:
WDS 2026: Türkiye Introduces EREN High-Speed Loitering Munition for Rapid Strike Missions
Türkiye’s EREN enables rapid strike missions against high-value targets from air, land, and sea platforms.
Türkiye to Test ROKETSAN 300 ER Air-Launched Ballistic Missile in 2026 – 500km Supersonic Strike Capability Redefines Regional Airpower Balance - Defence Security Asia
Türkiye prepares to test the ROKETSAN 300 ER air-launched ballistic missile in 2026, a 500km+ supersonic stand-off strike weapon unveiled at IDEF 2025. Designed for F-16 and Kızılelma UCAV integration, the 300 ER enhances precision strike capability against S-400 and Patriot-protected targets...
I couldn't agree more, and it happens far too often with our companies in English brochures and promotional material unfortunately. Even in material that are on display at expos. Sure, at the end of the day real information exchange and deals happen out of the public eye but as you said, perception still matters.
I still find just 5 kg payload on a drone that has to be launched from a 2 metre (or whatever) long catapult hilariously low. Latest Lancet models Russia used also have 5+ kg warhead while being launched from a canister and lately they've been used in comparable ranges.
Interesting to see how they're filling a different niche in comparison to STM Kargu. Skydagger seems to be optimizing their products based on drone performance and tactics in Ukraine, keeping it simple, cost effective, modular, whilst adding some nice to have features such as target locking. In comparison STM's Kargu 2 has all the bells and whistles, including swarming capabilities from the get-go.
A second use for Skydagger technology can be civilian drones for industrial and recreational use. As this brand does innovation like target locking which the market dominating Chinese DJI Company is known for. I don't expect STM to target the civilian market but Skydagger surely fit the role.
As Şarapçı Kenan said, you conquered the place by screwing the enemy.
Baykar is the best Turkish defence company to go for mass production still they have to enter in:
There are other companies either tasked to do so or are in the business to do so by themselves. It is the Defence Industries Presidency (Undersecretariate) who gives the tasks.
They need stop making social media style videos, makes them look like utter tossers instead of professionals.
This image has much more weight now.Distance is no longer an obstacle.
STM Long-Range Loitering Munition
Stay tuned.
Seems to be relatively small, a larger version can give more range. The Chinese drone that reaches 4000 km range has two engines. We have the engine options we just need the requirements.Distance is no longer an obstacle.
STM Long-Range Loitering Munition
Stay tuned.
