--- title: "Ukrspecsystems unveils RAM-2X drone with X-shaped wing for the first time: over 410 confirmed strikes on air defense" description: "Ukrspecsystems has unveiled its RAM-2X loitering munition with an X-shaped wing for the first time. The company claims more than 410 confirmed video-recorded strikes on the enemy's air defense between 2024 and 2026." date: 2026-09-09T09:28:00.000Z lang: en url: https://xab.info/en/posts/ukrspecsystems-ram-2x-loitering-munition-x-wing tags: [ukrspecsystems, ram-2x, loitering-munition, ukraine-drone, air-defense, military-tech] publisher: "XAB.info" --- # Ukrspecsystems unveils RAM-2X drone with X-shaped wing for the first time: over 410 confirmed strikes on air defense ![RAM-2X drone by Ukrspecsystems with X-shaped wing on display: strike UAV for hitting air defense systems](https://xab.info/media/2026/09/09/ukrspecsystems-ram-2x-dron-x-obraznym-krilom/ukrspecsystems-ram-2x-dron-x-obraznym-krilom-1.webp) ## 🎯 Key Points - Ukrspecsystems has publicly presented its RAM-2X loitering munition with an X-shaped wing for the first time. - The company claims more than 410 confirmed video-recorded strikes on the enemy's air defense targets in 2024–2026. - An X-archive has been opened featuring declassified strike videos provided by the military themselves. - The combat figures are a self-report by the developer and have not undergone independent verification. The Ukrainian company Ukrspecsystems has officially presented its loitering munition RAM-2X, featuring a distinctive X-shaped wing, to the public. According to RBC-Ukraine, citing the developer's press service, the system has long been known on the front line and, according to the company's claims, has more than 400 confirmed destroyed targets. The first public photographs of the new system appeared on the company's social media pages, ending two years of anonymity for the drone, which until now had been seen only in combat footage and charity fundraising campaigns. ### First public unveiling of the system According to the developers, RAM-2X is a loitering munition with an X-shaped wing that stands out from most similar releases in that it has already proven itself in combat conditions. It is noted that for two years running the drone has featured in numerous charity fundraising campaigns by various funds, as well as in combat footage, but due to security restrictions the system remained anonymous and was not shown to the public. That is precisely why the official presentation, revealing the appearance and markings of the RAM-2X, became a notable event for the defense industry. ### Combat record: strikes on air defense In its press release, Ukrspecsystems emphasizes that between 2024 and 2026, units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces armed with loitering munitions of the RAM family struck thousands of enemy targets. One class of targets is highlighted separately — the enemy's air defense: launchers and search-and-tracking radar stations. The company states that dozens of units carried out tasks to destroy air defense, and to date more than 410 confirmed strikes on air defense targets are known, each of which has been recorded on video. ### Open X-archive and the context of AI terminal guidance In addition to the presentation, Ukrspecsystems opened its own X-archive — a collection of declassified strike videos carried out by units of the Armed Forces using RAM systems. According to the company, the materials were provided by the military themselves, who granted permission to remove the classification. In a broader context, as RBC-Ukraine previously reported, the number of enemy targets destroyed with the use of AI terminal guidance in Ukraine has grown tenfold since the beginning of the year, and Brave1 and the Main Directorate of Armaments and Military Technology of the Ministry of Defense conducted the first large-scale test of automatic terminal guidance modules against moving ground targets using a unified scenario. ### Contradictory data The provided materials contain a minor discrepancy in the figures. The introductory section mentions "more than 400 confirmed destroyed targets" in total, whereas the detailed section of the press release cites "more than 410 confirmed strikes on air defense targets." If 410 refers only to strikes on air defense, then the total number of destroyed targets should be higher than this figure, which is inconsistent with the rounded "more than 400" in the introduction. Possible explanations: a difference in counting methodology (targets versus strikes), an update of the data between stages of the release preparation, or rounding. No independent verification of the combat figures has been carried out — all figures are a self-report by the developer. ## 🔍 Fact-Check Verification - [Ukrainian RAM-2X drone with X-shaped wing shown for the first time: photos of the new system](https://www.rbc.ua/ukr/news/ukrayinskiy-dron-ram-2x-h-podibnim-krilom-1788945877.html) - Подтверждает факт первой публичной презентации RAM-2X, Х-образное крыло, открытие X-архива и контекст ИИ-донаведения. Боевые цифры (410+ ударов по ПВО, 400+ целей) — самоотчет компании, не верифицированы независимо; зафиксирована нестыковка 400 vs 410. ## ❓ FAQ ### Q: What is the RAM-2X? **A:** The RAM-2X is a loitering munition developed by the Ukrainian company Ukrspecsystems, featuring a distinctive X-shaped wing, and was publicly unveiled for the first time in 2026. ### Q: How many targets, according to the company, have been destroyed using the RAM family? **A:** Ukrspecsystems claims more than 410 confirmed video-recorded strikes on the enemy's air defense targets in the period 2024–2026; the introductory section mentions more than 400 confirmed destroyed targets in total. ### Q: Are the combat figures independent? **A:** No. All combat figures are a self-report by the developer and have not undergone independent verification, so the information is assessed as confirmed with caveats. ### Q: What is the X-archive? **A:** The X-archive is an open collection of declassified strike videos carried out by units of the Armed Forces using RAM systems; the materials were provided by the military themselves, who granted permission to remove the classification.