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KB CBS

LLC Design Bureau Center for Unmanned Systems (KB CBS) is a Tula-based Russian enterprise specializing in the design, development, and serial production of UAVs, strike drones, and hardware-software systems for military and civilian applications.

Beyond manufacturing, the company trains drone operators for the Russian Ministry of Defense and supplies flight simulators to educational institutions.

Integrated into Russia’s military-industrial complex, it operates as part of the “High-Precision Systems” holding under Rostec. Due to its direct role in supporting the war against Ukraine, the company is subject to international sanctions and listed on Ukrainian monitoring databases.

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