The Kalashnikov Group is preparing to introduce the latest version of its multifunctional Lider-11 search and rescue boat at a major security exhibition in Kazan. The unveiling will take place during the 16th International Salon 'Integrated Security', which runs from September 3 to 5, as confirmed by the company's press service.
First Public Display of Upgraded Vessel
The upgraded Lider-11, part of the EY-11 project, will be presented to the public for the first time at the event. This civilian-oriented boat has been designed to handle a variety of critical tasks, including patrol missions, search operations, and counter-sabotage activities. It is also equipped to intercept vessels that breach regulations and to provide support for diving operations.
Versatile Capabilities for Security Operations
The Lider-11's design emphasizes adaptability, making it suitable for both routine patrols and specialized security missions. Its ability to assist in diving operations adds another layer of utility, allowing it to serve in rescue and recovery scenarios. The boat's introduction at the Kazan exhibition underscores Kalashnikov's commitment to expanding its portfolio beyond firearms into advanced maritime solutions.
The exhibition is expected to attract security professionals and industry experts, offering a platform for Kalashnikov to demonstrate the Lider-11's features and potential applications. With its focus on safety and operational efficiency, the upgraded boat is poised to become a key asset for agencies requiring reliable waterborne support.
