RZ-100 (Morok)

A Ukrainian piston-engined one-way attack drone, widely identified with the Morok system credited with carrying a 30 kg warhead over distances of up to 800 km.

Overview

The RZ-100 is a Ukrainian long-range one-way attack drone widely identified as Morok, a publicly funded weapon introduced into operational use in 2023. Ukrainian sources describe Morok as carrying a warhead or payload of up to 30 kg over a distance of up to 800 km. Its internal-combustion engine drives a rear-mounted pusher propeller, placing it in the same broad class as Ukraine's Bober, Lyutyi and FP-1 and the Iranian-designed Shahed-136.

The identity requires qualification. President Volodymyr Zelensky named RZ-100 among the Ukrainian systems used during the 19–20 September 2026 strike package against the Moscow region, while iStories rendered the designation as RZ-100 Morok. Russian publications further attribute RZ-100 to the Kyiv company PrAT Ramzai. No Ukrainian government body or manufacturer has publicly confirmed that RZ-100, Morok and the Ramzai product are the same system, however. The identification is therefore probable rather than definitive.

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