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Configuration
| Specification | DeViRo Leleka-100 | Rheinmetall KZO |
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| Type | Reconnaissance UAV[source] | unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) with stealth characteristics[source] |
| National origin | Ukraine[source] | — |
| Manufacturer | DeViRo[source] | Airbus Defence and Space[source] |
| Primary user | Armed Forces of Ukraine[source] | — |
| Introduction date | 2015 |
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| Alternative designation | Leleka-100[source] | — |
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| Origin | — | Germany[source] |
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| System set | — | 10 UAVs and 2 ground units[source]Equipment system set design composition, notnational inventory |
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| Launch method | — | launched with a booster rocket directly out of its container[source] |
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| Recovery | — | Landing is done with a parachute[source] |
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| Role | — | locate mobile threats and provide target locations for artillery[source] |
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| Replaces | — | KZO replaced the German Army 's other main UAV, Drohne CL 289[source] |
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