Brave1 conducts final tests of kamikaze strike drones

Brave1 conducts final tests of kamikaze strike drones with a range of over 40 km

The cluster did not name the models that took part in the testing but released their photos

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The state defence tech cluster Brave1 has conducted final tests of kamikaze strike drones with a range of 40 kilometres or more. This was announced the day before by Deputy Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov.

Final tests of kamikaze drones at 40+ km. Photo: Brave1

Kamikaze strike drones with a range of over 40 km, capable of overcoming electronic warfare, represent a new level of enemy engagement far beyond the front line.

Photo: Brave1

Thanks to Brave1’s assistance and feedback from the military, manufacturers have been able to develop highly effective technologies that will soon be deployed on the front line.

Photo: Brave1

Strike drones are becoming an affordable and practical solution for the front — they are inexpensive to produce and easy to scale. They enable precise strikes at distances of 40, 50 and even more kilometres.

Photo: Brave1

The preliminary stage of testing took place in July this year, when developers including Darts, Virtus, Airfox, Frontyr and others presented their drones.