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On September 17-18, 2025, KB “Radar” held two one-day seminars at its production site on the topic of "Protecting critical infrastructure from unauthorised UAV flights".

The seminars were attended by representatives of republican authorities, law enforcement agencies, enterprises and organizations of the Republic of Belarus.
In total, over two days, more than 200 people representing over 70 organizations took part in the seminars.

The events included presentations of the following products:

Groza-Z3 counter-UAV system;

OJSC MZKT is conducting research tests on a remotely controlled vehicle (hereinafter referred to as RCV) based on light armored vehicle MZKT-490100-010.

The KB Unmanned helicopters (UAVHELI) continued plant testing of the SKY-TRUCK unmanned helicopter, presented at the opening of the MILEX-2025 exhibition, with a series of successful flight tests with cargo.

OJSC KB Display has developed a range of ADUNOK remote-controlled combat modules that combine high firing capability, modern surveillance systems and flexible use.

Combat modules:

Design and development works are in progress on creation of unique Saffron laser counter low-flying UAVs system. The development is carried out on behalf of SAMI.

Specialists from OJSC “Kidma Tech” have created a truly unique mobile command and reconnaissance stat

JSC «KB Radar» – Managing Company of «Radar Systems» Holding is constantly working on development of EW systems that provide effective solutions for electronic jamming and radio monitoring in modern conditions.
One of JSC «KB Radar» key developments in the field of counter radio communication systems is Groza-6 VHF jamming station.
Groza-6 enables detection, direction finding, positioning and radio jamming of ground and air communication channels in VHF band. It works effectively both at fixed frequencies and in conditions of software frequency hopping.

JSC «KB Radar» – Managing Company of «Radar Systems» Holding is a leading company in production of EW systems in our country. Taking into consideration the current threats, JSC «KB Radar» is constantly working on improving the existing systems and development of new systems capable to perform countermeasures against air threats, including the use of the latest technologies, such as AI. 
JSC «KB Radar» has finalized the development of upgrade kit for stationary counter-UAV system Groza-Z2.

InnoTech Solutions has developed an innovative hardware and software system - the ALS Scanner - designed for early detection, flight path anticipation, as well as determining position and flight parameters of low-flying UAVs. The System provides for passive air situation monitoring and enables detection of potential threats to infrastructure elements coming from low-flying UAVs, including UAVs used in “radio silence” mode.

On August 7, 2025, Dmitry Pantus, head of SAMI, chaired a Meeting of the Board at OJSC “140 Repair Plant” to discuss key issues related to the work of SAMI.

On July 21, 2025, as part of the work of the delegation of Samara Region of the Russian Federation in our country, OJSC “Peleng” was visited by Ivan Tkachenko, Deputy Rector of the Samara National Research University named after Academician S.P.

On July 22-23, 2025, the first meeting of the Belarus-Tajikistan Intergovernmental Commission on Military-Technical Cooperation was held in Minsk, chaired by Dmitry Pantus, Minister of SAMI, and Sherali Kabir, Minister of Industry and New Technologies of the Republic of Tajikistan.

At the premises of OJSC “AGAT-Control Systems” – Managing Company of “Geoinformation Control Systems” Holding, a training seminar was held entitled “Determining approaches and criteria for evaluating quality assuran

On 16 July 2025, Dmitry Pantus, Minister of SAMI of the Republic of Belarus, and Vladimir Selin, Director of the Federal Service for Technical and Export Control of Russia (FSTEC), held negotiations in Moscow.

Specialists from SAMI, JSC “ALEVKURP”, and “Display” Design office” JSC successfully carried out an experiment to interface “Klyon” short-range reconnaissance radar with “Adunok” remote-controlled firing module.

The widespread adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) opens up new horizons, but also creates unprecedented cyber threats.