Zelenskyy presented weapons that could destroy the Crimean Bridge: Details
Ukraine continues to enhance its defense potential and showcase advanced military developments that are changing the rules of modern warfare.
The TOLOKA TLK-1000 underwater drone can carry up to 5,000 kg of explosives and hit targets at a distance of 2,000 km. / Photo: Open source photos
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy introduced new Ukrainian innovations in defense technologies to allies. At the Support Ukraine summit, underwater drones of the TOLOKA family, FPV drones, ground robotic platforms, electronic warfare (EW) systems, interceptor drones, communication tools, and river drones were demonstrated.
This was reported by Zelenskyy on Telegram.
Among the presented developments were the unique underwater drones of the TOLOKA family, created in Ukraine:
- TLK-150 – 2.5 m long, range up to 100 km, electric engine, payload 20-50 kg.
- TLK-400 – 4-6 m long, range up to 1200 km, payload up to 500 kg.
- TLK-1000 – 4-12 m long, range up to 2000 km, payload up to 5000 kg.
The most powerful version of the drone can carry up to 5 tons of explosives, making it an effective weapon for destroying large targets.
During the presentation, Zelenskyy emphasized that Ukraine's defense industry has been revived over the past three years of war and has reached a new level. Thanks to international investments, production has been expanded, and modern high-tech weaponry has been created.
"This year, we will produce even more of all types of drones," the President noted.
Ukrainian underwater drones can strike ships, ports, and strategic objects of the enemy. Some experts suggest that several such TOLOKA drones could potentially turn the Crimean Bridge into ruins.
Specifications of TLK-150
Currently, the presented models are test samples, but their production is actively developing.
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