FORCETALLY
Loading the evidence…
Preparing your view.
Preparing your view.
Loitering munitionsIn serviceProfile in progress
UAV
YIHA-III is a uAV originating in Turkey Pakistan. It was built by Baykar NASTP. Reported operators include Turkey Pakistan Albania Ukraine Sudan.
Turkey PakistanNo check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
No check recorded yet.
UAV
Loitering munition
Turkey Pakistan
Baykar NASTP
In service
Turkey Pakistan Albania Ukraine Sudan
Unknown
Since 2023
1 × DLE-170 Internal Combustion Engine
Pakistan : Locally manufactures the drone. Operationalized with the airforce in early 2024 at PAF Base Murid . Pakistan Air Force
Pakistan Air Force
Albania : In October 2024, Albania's PM Edi Rama said Turkey would donate kamikaze drones, emphasizing Albania would not use them to attack. In March 2025, the Albanian Air Force began operating the Byker YIHA-III, first deployed at Kuçovë. Albanian Air Force
Albanian Air Force
Turkey
Ukraine : Unknown units acquired in early 2024.
Sudan : Unknown units were provided by Turkey.
Uzbekistan seen in a video of the Uzbekistan air force showing their military drone capabilities
Azerbaijan : Azerbaijan’s army in the Nakhchivan exclave has received YIHA-III kamikaze drones.
Reference text from Wikipedia contributors, used under CC BY-SA 4.0.
YIHA-III equipment records. Variants, orders and quantities are shown as reported in each inventory source; coverage is incomplete.
Albania
Azerbaijan
Sudan
Ukraine
Uzbekistan