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Ukrainian interceptor drones are now capable of autonomously shooting down Russian Shahed drones. A Brave1 developer has created a technology that automates 95% of the interception process - from launch to target destruction. The system has successfully undergone combat testing in Kharkiv region. The operator monitors targets in real...

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Ukrainian drones are now autonomously intercepting Shaheds. A BRAVE1 developer has created a tech that automates 95% of the interception process—from launch to target destruction. The system successfully completed its combat trials in the Kharkiv region. The operator simply selects the target, and the drone autonomously tracks and neutralizes it. It took less than a year to get from prototype to real-world deployment. We are scaling autonomous defense tech to rewrite the rules of modern air defense.
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Ukrainian drones are now autonomously intercepting Shaheds. A BRAVE1 developer has created a tech that automates 95% of the interception process—from launch to target destruction. The system successfully completed its combat trials in the Kharkiv region. The operator simply selects the target, and the drone autonomously tracks and neutralizes it. It took less than a year to get from prototype to real-world deployment. We are scaling autonomous defense tech to rewrite the rules of modern air defense.

Mykhailo Fedorov

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❗️🇺🇦Ukraine’s Minister of Defense Mykhailo Fedorov stated that during the winter alone, more than a hundred 🇷🇺Russian soldiers surrendered to Ukrainian drones.
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❗️🇺🇦Ukraine’s Minister of Defense Mykhailo Fedorov stated that during the winter alone, more than a hundred 🇷🇺Russian soldiers surrendered to Ukrainian drones.

🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦

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President Zelenskyy: Mykhailo Fedorov will become the new Defense Minister. "Mykhailo is deeply involved in issues related to the drone line, works very effectively in the digitalization of public services and processes. Together with all our military, with the military command, together with national weapons manufacturers and partners of Ukraine, we need to implement such changes in the defense sector that will help," the President said. Mykhailo is the youngest minister in Ukrainian government, he is 34 years old. Congratulations, Mykhailo Fedorov!
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President Zelenskyy: Mykhailo Fedorov will become the new Defense Minister. "Mykhailo is deeply involved in issues related to the drone line, works very effectively in the digitalization of public services and processes. Together with all our military, with the military command, together with national weapons manufacturers and partners of Ukraine, we need to implement such changes in the defense sector that will help," the President said. Mykhailo is the youngest minister in Ukrainian government, he is 34 years old. Congratulations, Mykhailo Fedorov!

Anton Gerashchenko

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⚡️❗️Compact anti-drone air defense systems designed to counter small strike drones and FPVs are now entering Ukrainian frontline units and seeing real combat use. The system autonomously detects, tracks, and calculates the trajectory of enemy UAVs, with the operator only needing to confirm the engagement with a single button press. Importantly, the technology is capable of countering fiber-optic drones, which are immune to electronic warfare systems. The K-2 Brigade became the first to deploy the turret in combat conditions. The system is now reportedly in use across more than 10 Ukrainian units on key frontline sectors. 🎥 The video shows real combat footage of the turret engaging enemy drones.
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⚡️❗️Compact anti-drone air defense systems designed to counter small strike drones and FPVs are now entering Ukrainian frontline units and seeing real combat use. The system autonomously detects, tracks, and calculates the trajectory of enemy UAVs, with the operator only needing to confirm the engagement with a single button press. Importantly, the technology is capable of countering fiber-optic drones, which are immune to electronic warfare systems. The K-2 Brigade became the first to deploy the turret in combat conditions. The system is now reportedly in use across more than 10 Ukrainian units on key frontline sectors. 🎥 The video shows real combat footage of the turret engaging enemy drones.

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The first Ukrainian glide bomb from BRAVE1 is ready for combat deployment. Development took 17 months. The warhead weighs 250 kg. The Ukrainian glide bomb features a unique design created specifically for the realities of modern warfare. Pilots are currently rehearsing combat scenarios and adapting the new weapon system for use in real wartime conditions. Soon, Ukrainian glide bombs will be striking enemy targets — Mykhailo Fedorov

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Picture-perfect destruction of a Russian “Geran-2” (Shahed) strike UAV by a Ukrainian “Sting” interceptor. The operator successfully targets the warhead in the nose of the Shahed to ensure its complete destruction in the air.
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Picture-perfect destruction of a Russian “Geran-2” (Shahed) strike UAV by a Ukrainian “Sting” interceptor. The operator successfully targets the warhead in the nose of the Shahed to ensure its complete destruction in the air.

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22,366 views • 2 months ago

Wild Hunt for Russian Shahed Kamikaze Drones: Three interceptor drones chase a single Russian Shahed kamikaze drone. After a successful interception the blast wave throws the furthest interceptor drone off balance. However, the operator manages to regain control. Moments later, the operator spots a second target and successfully intercepts it.
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How do you stop a fiber-optic drone that is immune to EW? The answer is kinetic — you have to shoot it down. But hitting such a small, high-speed target has been the primary bottleneck for defenders. A Brave1 participant has developed a solution: a compact, AI-powered turret that detects, tracks, and neutralizes drones autonomously. The operator simply authorizes the strike. Of course, the turret is not limited to countering fiber-optic drones — it effectively downs FPVs, Molniyas and other UAV that the enemy deploys against our forces. Watch the first footage of the system in action on the battlefield.

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Ukrainian Leleka-type reconnaissance UAV monitors the interception of a Russian ZALA Lancet loitering munition by a Ukrainian interceptor drone. The interceptor is able to catch and strike Lancet after it performed a 180-degree turn in an attempt to evade the interception. (archive footage)
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Ukrainian Leleka-type reconnaissance UAV monitors the interception of a Russian ZALA Lancet loitering munition by a Ukrainian interceptor drone. The interceptor is able to catch and strike Lancet after it performed a 180-degree turn in an attempt to evade the interception. (archive footage)

Status-6 (Military & Conflict News)

54,090 views • 7 months ago

The increased use of interceptor drones in Ukrainian defense has led President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to announce last month that Ukraine needed $6 billion to fund the production of interceptor drones, setting a target of 1,000 a day
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The increased use of interceptor drones in Ukrainian defense has led President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to announce last month that Ukraine needed $6 billion to fund the production of interceptor drones, setting a target of 1,000 a day

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43,011 views • 11 months ago

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“Partners have announced nearly $38 billion in defense assistance for Ukraine,” said Mykhailo Fedorov, Minister of Defence of Ukraine, following the Ramstein-format meeting. The majority of the funding will go toward air defense systems, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), the development of drone assault units, Deep Strike capabilities, and interceptor drones.

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💥Detailed video showing Ukrainian FPV drones with an automatic target acquisition system in action. In this particular case, the drone targeted and struck a high-value Russian TOR air defense system. Work of the 14th UAS Regiment of the 🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces.

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🇺🇦👍 Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence has purchased the first batch of Ukrainian guided aerial bombs (KABs), according to Mykhailo Fedorov. "The first Ukrainian guided aerial bomb (KAB) is ready for combat use. Ukraine continues to develop high-tech solutions for the front. A participant in the Brave1 program has created the first Ukrainian guided aerial bomb, which has already passed testing and is ready for operational deployment. The development took 17 months. The system is designed specifically for the realities of modern warfare and features a unique design. It is not a copy of Western or Soviet systems, but an original Ukrainian engineering solution intended to strike fortified positions, command posts, and other enemy targets at significant distances after release. The warhead weighs 250 kg. The Ministry of Defence has already purchased an initial experimental batch. Pilots are currently training with the system and adapting its use to real combat conditions. Ukraine is shifting from importing individual solutions to developing its own high-tech weapons systems, strengthening its defence forces and improving battlefield capabilities. In the near future, Ukrainian guided bombs will be used against enemy targets, increasing both range and accuracy and changing the dynamics of modern warfare." - The Ukrainian Minister of Defence wrote in his Telegram channel.

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⚡️ Russian laser air defense system shows results: over 500 UAF drones destroyed in 3 months The innovative laser air defense system destroyed over 500 Ukrainian drones during the tests, including 40 long-range UAVs. In the fall, the installation was used by special forces soldiers "Nomads" to cover a section of the state border. The system goes into combat readiness in 2 minutes, operates within a radius of up to 1.5 km and guaranteedly burns a drone with a laser when it enters the target zone. The tests were recognized as successful — the project is planned to be scaled up. 💥In the video — the moment of destroying an enemy UAV with the new air defense system.
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⚡️ Russian laser air defense system shows results: over 500 UAF drones destroyed in 3 months The innovative laser air defense system destroyed over 500 Ukrainian drones during the tests, including 40 long-range UAVs. In the fall, the installation was used by special forces soldiers "Nomads" to cover a section of the state border. The system goes into combat readiness in 2 minutes, operates within a radius of up to 1.5 km and guaranteedly burns a drone with a laser when it enters the target zone. The tests were recognized as successful — the project is planned to be scaled up. 💥In the video — the moment of destroying an enemy UAV with the new air defense system.

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🚨⚡️ Statement from the Russian Ministry of Defense over the past 24 hours: - Neutralization of 1,515 Ukrainian soldiers in the areas of the special operation. - Russian forces target energy facilities, weapons transport equipment, and temporary Ukrainian positions. - Air defense shoots down 3 guided bombs and 116 Ukrainian drones. 💥🇷🇺

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