Defense contractor DSS Aerospace publicly unveiled its latest unmanned aerial platforms, the GHAZI EN50 and SALAAR EV30 UAV solutions, during Milipol Qatar 2026 in Doha.
The defense exhibition provided DSS Aerospace an international venue to demonstrate its uncrewed systems portfolio to sovereign military, homeland security, and law enforcement delegations across the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia. Designed to address emerging tactical security challenges, the GHAZI EN50 and SALAAR EV30 emphasize multi-mission versatility, real-time intelligence gathering, and operational adaptability across contested urban and maritime environments.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: DSS AEROSPACE GHAZI EN50 & SALAAR EV30 UAV PLATFORMS
Developer & Manufacturer
⚡ DSS Aerospace (Defense & Aerospace Unmanned Systems Division)
Exhibition & Public Debut Vector
⚡ Milipol Qatar 2026 (Doha, Qatar — Global Exhibition for Homeland Security & Safety)
Platform Classifications & Tactical Deployment Roles
💥 GHAZI EN50 Vector: Medium-Altitude Long-Endurance (MALE) / Tactical Reconnaissance & Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) Platform
💥 SALAAR EV30 Vector: Tactical Electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) / Short-Range ISR & Precision Target Acquisition System
Airframe Architecture & Propulsion Integration
🚀 GHAZI EN50 Architecture: High-aspect composite fixed-wing airframe with long-endurance propulsion for persistent wide-area border and maritime surveillance
🚀 SALAAR EV30 Architecture: Hybrid tilt-rotor / multi-rotor eVTOL design permitting runway-independent operations from confined urban sites and naval vessels
Sensor Payload & Mission Systems Integration
🚀 Electro-Optical / Infrared Suite: High-definition dual-sensor EO/IR optical gimbals with laser rangefinder and target designator capability
🚀 Tactical Data Link: Encrypted C2 and real-time high-bandwidth video downlink equipped with anti-jamming frequency-hopping communications
🚀 Mission Profiles: Border security enforcement, counter-terrorism operations, critical infrastructure monitoring, and artillery fire correction
TIMES OF DEFENCE ASSESSMENT
The showcase of the GHAZI EN50 and SALAAR EV30 UAVs by DSS Aerospace at Milipol Qatar 2026 underscores the growing demand for scalable, multi-tier unmanned systems in homeland security and asymmetric warfare. Modern security forces require aerial assets capable of bridging the operational gap between tactical quadcopters and heavy strategic MALE platforms.
From an engineering perspective, combining a dedicated fixed-wing reconnaissance asset like the GHAZI EN50 with a flexible eVTOL platform like the SALAAR EV30 allows operators to deploy layered aerial surveillance. The eVTOL capability of the SALAAR EV30 eliminates the need for pneumatic catapults or paved runways, making it highly valuable for dismounted special forces, border patrol outposts, and naval patrol vessels operating in restricted littoral zones.
