Serbian Armed Forces Demonstrate Chinese-Made FH-95 Drone Firing Feiting-8B/C Air-to-Ground Missiles
The Serbian Armed Forces have publicly released footage showing operators deploying China-made FH-95 MALE drones armed with Feiting-8B/C precision air-to-ground missiles against ground targets. The exercise underscores Serbia's deepening defence cooperation with China and its growing inventory of Chinese-origin weapons systems, drawing significant attention across Europe.
Highlights
- The Serbian Armed Forces publicly released footage of FH-95 MALE drones conducting live-fire strikes using Feiting-8B/C air-to-ground missiles.
- The FH-95 is a Chinese-developed armed reconnaissance drone that has been exported to multiple countries as part of China's military drone market expansion.
- The Feiting-8B/C missile features multi-mode guidance and is designed to destroy armored vehicles and fortified ground targets.
- Serbia has acquired multiple Chinese weapons systems in recent years, including air-defence missiles and unmanned aerial platforms, drawing scrutiny across Europe.
The Serbian Armed Forces have released a series of images and video footage showing military personnel operating the Chinese-manufactured FH-95 drone, armed with Feiting-8B/C (飛艇-8B/C) air-to-ground missiles, conducting live-fire strike exercises against ground targets.
About the FH-95 Drone
The FH-95 is a Chinese-developed medium-altitude long-endurance (MALE) unmanned aerial vehicle capable of both long-duration reconnaissance and ground-attack missions. Designed as an armed multi-role platform, the FH-95 has been exported to multiple countries in recent years and has become one of China's flagship products in its push to expand the international military drone market.
The Feiting-8B/C Missile System
The Feiting-8B/C is a precision-guided air-to-ground missile developed specifically for integration with the FH-95. It features multi-mode guidance capability and is designed to effectively engage hard ground targets including armored vehicles and fortified positions.
Serbia Expands Procurement of Chinese Defence Equipment
The exercise further confirms Serbia's continued deepening of defence cooperation with China. In recent years, Belgrade has acquired a range of Chinese weapons systems, including air-defence missiles and unmanned aerial platforms. Serbia's growing reliance on Chinese military hardware has drawn widespread attention from European governments and observers.
Image source / copyright: Serbian Armed Forces
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