China has unveiled a new unmanned aerial vehicle, the CH-7, which is a flying wing. This stealth drone is not only impressive in size, but also has the ability to stay in the air for a long time and has a high speed. With a body length of 10 meters and a wingspan of 26 meters, the device has a maximum takeoff weight of up to 10 kilograms, which allows it to perform complex tasks at various operational altitudes.

According to the developers, the CH-7 is capable of reaching speeds of up to 926 kilometers per hour, and its maximum flight duration reaches 15 hours. This indicator makes the drone effective for long-term reconnaissance and monitoring missions, which is especially valuable for tasks in hard-to-reach and remote areas. The use of the "flying wing" scheme provides not only improved aerodynamic characteristics, but also minimal visibility for radars, which is an important aspect for a modern unmanned vehicle designed to perform tasks in counteraction conditions.

Developed for the People's Liberation Army, the CH-7 is believed to be capable of performing a wide range of missions, including reconnaissance and tactical missions.