Sargan 3000

Domains: Naval
Country: Ukraine
Company: Nordex
Estimated price:
Not publicly disclosed
Maximum speed:
Up to 102 km/h
Cruise speed:
Up to 74 km/h
Range:
Up to 1600 km
Fuel tank capacity:
Not publicly disclosed
Fuel consumption:
Not publicly disclosed
Payload:
450 kg
Length:
6,9 m
Width:
2,2 m
Height:
Not publicly disclosed

Other features: The Sargan-3000 (also known as Seawolf ) is a multi-role unmanned surface vehicle (USV) that is officially in service with the Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and actively deployed in the Black Sea. Built on a unified hull featuring standardized communication, optical, and control nodes, the platform allows for rapid deck configuration changes tailored to specific combat missions. It can be equipped with a Protector Remote Weapon Station (RWS) featuring a 12.7 mm machine gun for patrol and interception missions, or deployed as a one-way attack (kamikaze) vessel. The platform secured its place in military history by executing the world’s first recorded surface-to-surface combat engagement between unmanned vessels. Specifically, a Ukrainian-operated Sargan-3000 (Seawolf) equipped with a remote-controlled machine gun turret tracked and destroyed an enemy surface drone (such as the Zefir or Orcan) in the Black Sea, immobilizing it with precise gunfire and neutralizing its maneuverability.