Russian plan to expand drone output
The documents reveal that Russia plans to substantially expand its offensive drone production by developing the Alaboga-Volokhno factory operated by Rosatom in Tatarstan, with the goal of producing an additional 500 tons of carbon fibers annually by 2029. This will enable the manufacture of approximately 28,000 offensive drones per year, representing a 78% increase over its current output, which exceeds 36,000 drones annually. This expansion is part of a Russian strategy to boost military production capacity and reduce reliance on Chinese imports, aiming to establish a production system capable of producing 130,000 drones by 2030 and 350,000 by 2035. The factory is a key target for targeted attacks on Ukraine and is subject to Western sanctions, with warnings about long-term security threats to Europe.
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