（原标题："九天"无人机，成功首飞！） 记者从航空工业集团获悉：2025年12月11日，由陕西无人装备科技有限责任公司委托，航空工业第一飞 机设计研究院设计的"九天"无人机在陕西蒲城圆满完成首飞任务。 图为"九天"无人机。（航空工业第一飞机设计研究院供图） 作为我国自主创新的大型通用无人机平台，该机型采用"通用平台+模块化任务载荷"设计理念，依托自 主集成技术创新，具备大载重、高升限、宽速域、短起降等核心优势，——机长16.35米，翼展25米， 最大起飞重量16吨，载荷能力达到6000kg，航时12h、转场航程7000km，性能指标位居同类产品前列。 校对：祝甜婷 通过模块化任务载荷换装，"九天"无人机可广泛适配民用多元场景：既能承担偏远山区、海岛的重型物 资运输与精准物流投送，也能在应急救援中快速恢复通信、投送救灾装备，还可提供地理测绘、灾情评 估、矿产普查等服务，覆盖文物勘测、海巡执法、森林灭火等多个国民经济领域。 此次首飞成功标志着我国大型无人机技术实现新突破，其规模化应用将加速产业链与创新链的协同融 合，为低空经济高质量发展注入新质生产力动能，助力航空产业创新升级。 来源：人民日报客户端 责编：万健祎 ...

记者从航空工业集团获悉：2025年12月11日，由陕西无人装备科技有限责任公司委托，航空工业第一飞机设计研究院设计的"九天"无人机在陕西蒲城圆满完成首飞 作为我国自主创新的大型通用无人机平台，该机型采用"通用平台+模块化任务载荷"设计理念，依托自主集成技术创新，具备大载重、高升限、宽速域、短起降等核 心优势，——机长16.35米，翼展25米，最大起飞重量16吨，载荷能力达到6000kg，航时12h、转场航程7000km，性能指标位居同类产品前列。 通过模块化任务载荷换装，"九天"无人机可广泛适配民用多元场景：既能承担偏远山区、海岛的重型物资运输与精准物流投送，也能在应急救援中快速恢复通信、 投送救灾装备，还可提供地理测绘、灾情评估、矿产普查等服务，覆盖文物勘测、海巡执法、森林灭火等多个国民经济领域。 此次首飞成功标志着我国大型无人机技术实现新突破，其规模化应用将加速产业链与创新链的协同融合，为低空经济高质量发展注入新质生产力动能，助力航空产 业创新升级。 证券时报各平台所有原创内容，未经书面授权，任何单位及个人不得转载。我社保留追 究相关 行 为主体法律责任的权利。 转载与合作可联系证券时报小助理，微信ID： ...

新华社沈阳12月9日电（记者于也童、刘艺淳）近日，一款2吨级大型准干线通用运投无人机在辽宁沈阳 下线。该机型由沈阳天晴航空航天科技有限公司自主研发，将和多个吨位产品形成互补，助力沈阳市进 一步构建立体物流网络。 2吨级大型准干线通用运投无人机SUNNY-T2000下线。新华社发 "这款无人机可灵活适配应急物资、工业配件、农副产品等多元货物运输需求，还可以空中投放货物， 并覆盖偏远地区、复杂地形的运输场景，在应急救援、森林灭火等方面发挥更积极的作用。"贺军说。 "原来的货运无人机载货量、内部空间较小，满载航程较短，较陆运优势不明显，这款准干线级货运无 人机能够弥补这一不足。"公司董事长贺军介绍，该无人机最大载货重量达2吨，能进行1000公里以上的 货物运输，还具备800米长简易跑道起降能力，可以实现城市与城市直达的航空货运模式。 记者了解到，沈阳市沈北新区已集聚30余家低空经济相关企业，形成以沈阳天晴航空航天科技有限公 司、优选空天科工集团有限公司等为代表的整机生产梯队、配套产业集群、服务企业集群。目前，沈北 新区已获批14个空域、2条测试航线，建成21个临时起降点，从核心技术研发、动力系统匹配到基础设 施保障 ...

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. Department of Defense plans to invest $1 billion to procure over 300,000 suicide drones within the next two years as part of the "Drone Dominance Program" (DDP) [1] Group 1: Investment and Procurement - The investment of $1 billion is aimed at significantly increasing the military's drone capabilities [1] - The procurement will involve more than 300,000 suicide drones, indicating a substantial scale of operation [1] Group 2: Strategic Importance - This initiative is a key measure to implement a memorandum signed by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in July, which authorized major reforms in the procurement and use of drones by the Department of Defense [1] - The move is intended to address the slow progress of the U.S. military in deploying low-end drones widely [1]

Military Exercises and Capabilities - The Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy conducted military exercises in the Persian Gulf, Strait of Hormuz, and Oman Sea, sending warnings to U.S. vessels in the region [1] - The exercises showcased Iran's new defensive and offensive systems, including missile, drone, surveillance, and interception capabilities, utilizing AI technology for rapid target identification and precision strikes [1] Diplomatic Relations and Negotiations - Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf stated that the U.S. has no intention of engaging in genuine negotiations with Iran and aims to impose its will, which he claims is the root cause of issues in nuclear negotiations [3] - Ghalibaf criticized the International Atomic Energy Agency for its silence on U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities and emphasized the need for a detailed security plan to ensure the safety of damaged facilities [3] U.S. Military Developments - The U.S. Central Command announced the formation of a new unit for one-way attack drones in the Middle East, which will be used by special operations forces [8] - The newly established "Scorpion Strike Task Force" is equipped with small, lightweight drones developed in collaboration with U.S. companies, capable of various missions including one-way attacks and reconnaissance [10] Drone Technology and Cost Efficiency - The U.S. military's new drone, modeled after Iran's "Shahed-136," is designed to be low-cost and easily deployable, with a price of $35,000 compared to the $30 million MQ-9 Reaper drone [12] - Defense analysts emphasize the need for the U.S. military to adopt affordable, mass-producible systems to maintain battlefield effectiveness, as reliance on expensive precision equipment may lead to failures [12]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is that the U.S. Department of Defense has initiated a new program to invest $1 billion over the next two years to procure over 300,000 suicide drones for military use, aiming for rapid and low-cost acquisition of unmanned equipment for modern warfare [1] - The program is named the "Drone Advantage Program," which will start in early 2026, and the Pentagon plans to provide $1 billion to the industry in four phases over two years for the production of small drones capable of executing one-way attack missions [1]

（文章来源：新华社） 人民财讯12月4日电，据美国国防部消息，美国中央司令部3日宣布，已在中东组建首个单程攻击无人机 中队。美国国防部说，已部署的无人机航程远、具备自主作战能力，可通过弹射器、火箭助推及地面机 动系统等多种方式发射。 ...

据"无人机优势计划"网站显示，美国防部"预计将订购3万架无人机，交付工作将于2026年7月前完成"，"到2027年，'无人机优势计划'预计将采购 超过20万架无人机，这些无人机能够在最严酷的战场环境中产生致命效果"。该计划还要求到2028年初前共采购30多万架无人机。 五角大楼2日发表声明称，"通过'无人机优势计划'，来自美国总统特朗普'大而美'法案中的10亿美元将用于在两年内为作战部队生产约34万架无人 机系统"。 "战区"网站提到，尽管从俄乌战场和许多其他战场中吸取了教训，但美军在大规模部署低价无人机方面的进度仍然非常缓慢。"无人机优势计 划"是五角大楼为改变这一现状而采取的最新举措。美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）也曾于9月援引分析人士和行业领袖的话称，尽管美军正努力加 快步伐，但美国仍面临（无人机）制造困境，多数美军士兵缺乏使用无人系统作战的专业知识，且美国在快速量产无人机这类小型廉价系统的能 力上，在诸多方面准备不足。 针对赫格塞思7月签署的备忘录，"战区"网站此前曾分析称,美军如何落实新的无人机政策以及相关政策所产生的影响尚有待观察。尽管推行了多 项举措，美军在无人机系统大规模列装方面——尤其是基层部 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Japanese government plans to procure offensive drones from Israeli company Elbit Systems, which has faced strong opposition from some Japanese citizens, with experts suggesting that Prime Minister Fumio Kishida could face an international arrest warrant due to this decision [1][3][5] Group 1: Procurement Details - The drones in question are manufactured by Elbit Systems, a major Israeli defense contractor closely associated with military operations in Gaza [3][5] - The Japanese Ministry of Defense has acknowledged that the drone models under consideration include the "Sky Striker," which has been used in military actions in Gaza [3][5] Group 2: Public Opposition - Multiple citizen groups held a protest on November 27 at the House of Representatives, opposing the procurement of Israeli drones, arguing that military actions in Gaza constitute genocide and that Japan should not maintain trade relations with perpetrators of genocide [3][5] - Protesters emphasized that purchasing weapons from Israeli military enterprises could be seen as complicity in genocide [3][5] Group 3: Legal Implications - Professor Takahashi Munenori from New York University stated that genocide is a serious international crime, and any country has an obligation to prevent it; continuing to procure weapons from Israel under the current circumstances is a disregard for international obligations [3][5] - If the purchase of drones from Israel is deemed to support genocide, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Defense Minister Kishi Nobuo could potentially face international arrest warrants, similar to those previously issued against Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu [3][5]

Core Points - The Netherlands and Ukraine signed an agreement for joint production of drones, with the production costs shared between the two countries [1] - After production, the Netherlands will procure the drones and deliver them to the Ukrainian armed forces [1] - The Netherlands will also provide €250 million to purchase weapons directly from the United States for Ukraine [1] - The Russian government criticized Western arms supplies to Ukraine, claiming it hinders peace efforts and implicates NATO countries in the conflict [1]