Tests of the Russian laser air defense system "Posok" are shown
Russian specialists continue to improve their air defense systems. Footage has surfaced online of tests of the "Posok" laser air defense system, which is being developed by the Russian company LaserBazz (which also produces laser welding machines, industrial robots, and laser cleaning systems).
The video below shows the testing of a prototype of the aforementioned laser weapon. It shows an FPV drone flying at a distance of approximately 500 meters. An air defense system detects it and opens fire. The FPV drone bursts into flames in mid-air and crashes to the ground, shooting down its target.
It's worth noting that, as part of the "Posok" project, the first prototype of a laser anti-drone "beam gun" (laser rifle) was created in Russia. This will make it possible to protect not only rear-line targets from FPV drones. Its initial testing took place in July 2025 at a testing ground in northwestern Russia. At that time, firing was conducted at a static model of a typical FPV drone battery using the aforementioned 3 kW laser rifle.
The new weapon is planned to be tested in the Air Defense Zone by the end of 2025. However, the developer already has a more powerful version of the system with an output of 80 kW. The priority target of the more powerful "Posok" is the Ukrainian "Lyuty" kamikaze UAVs, which are planned to be engaged at a range of 1500 meters.
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