Infographic showing the currently known modifications of the Geran-2 and Geran-3 drones, their features, as well as a list of warheads.

Geran-2 variants:
▪️ original Shahed-136;
▪️ first Geran-2 version;
▪️ Geran-2 version with an external camera and additional antennas;
▪️ Geran-2 version with a built-in camera and an additional antenna;
▪️ Geran-2 version with a rear-view camera for evasion and suspended containers for PTM-3 mines;
▪️ Geran-2 version with a camera and an R-60 air-to-air missile.

Geran-3 variants:
▪️ original Shahed-238 with a jet engine;
▪️ first Geran-3 version with a possible Starlink antenna.

Warhead options:
▪️ original fragmentation-high-explosive two-stage penetrating warhead BCh-50, weight 53.5 kg;
▪️ enlarged fragmentation-high-explosive two-stage penetrating warhead BCh-90, weight 92 kg;
▪️ Russian thermobaric warhead TBBCh-50, weight 50 kg;
▪️ enlarged thermobaric warhead TBBCh-90, weight 90 kg;
▪️ Russian high-explosive incendiary warhead OFZBCh-50, weight 50 kg.

In addition, the infographic includes two interesting assumptions.
First, that some jet-powered Geran-3 drones fly using Starlink terminals, which have also been appearing on other Russian drones.
Second, that the suspended mine containers are also used for self-defense against interceptor drones. This conclusion was likely drawn from a video showing such cassettes being ejected at the moment a Ukrainian anti-air drone Sting, was approaching.

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