This footage shows a Ukrainian STING interceptor drone recording the moment another STING takes down a Russian Shahed in the sky.
A rare angle on modern aerial combat, showing how interceptor drones are becoming an increasingly important tool against enemy kamikaze UAVs.
In this footage, the Ukrainian P1-Sun interceptor drone successfully shoots down a Russian Shahed attack drone in mid-air.
The strike highlights the growing role of specialized interceptor UAVs in defending the sky and countering long-range kamikaze drones.
The 190th Training Center of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces conducted the world’s first remote interception of a Shahed-type drone using the LITAVR interceptor developed by F-Drones. The pilot controlled the drone from a significant distance away from the launch site.
The new tactic allows interceptors to be deployed in advance, while operators control them remotely from a safe command center. Only internet connectivity at both locations is required, removing the need to place trained pilots along the entire perimeter.
LITAVR has been supplied to Ukrainian forces since autumn 2025, with a range of up to 60 km and a ceiling of 9.5 km. It uses inertial guidance without GPS, automatic terminal targeting, and destroys targets via kinetic impact or detonation. The system is already intercepting hundreds of drones of various types each week.
Border guard aerial reconnaissance operators of the “STRIX” unit destroyed a rare Russian Skat-450M UAV on the South Slobozhanskyi direction. The drone is used for deep reconnaissance and is valued at around $400,000. Its loss reduces the enemy’s ability to conduct long-range surveillance and improves protection of Ukrainian positions.
In this footage, the crew of an An-28 aircraft engages and destroys a Russian Shahed kamikaze drone in dramatic fashion. Under laser guidance, the gunner tracks the target and opens fire with a minigun, shredding the UAV in mid-air.
Modern technologies in war: Robotic logistics complex safely delivers ammunition to the positions of the 47th separate mechanized brigade.
What could only be dreamed of and seen in the movies is now working on the battlefield.
In this case, in the Avdiivka direction.
In the video - a robotic logistics complex that safely delivers ammunition to the positions of the defenders of the 47th separate mechanized brigade," the message says.
Video of the 47th separate mechanized brigade.
In Ukraine, a remotely controlled turret “THP” has been developed for the military, which uses artificial intelligence to recognize and destroy enemy manpower.
