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Vlad Cherevko I have been interested in all kinds of electronics and technologies since 2004. I like to play computer games, and I understand the work of different gadgets. I regularly monitor the news of the technology in the world and write materials about it.
The publication reminded words the commander of the third assault brigade (now reformatted into the corps) Andrei Biletsky, who stated that in three months the brigade She did not receive any FPV-aroma.
The statement made The noise and after it the brigade allocated the required number of drones. But the systemic problem did not solve it.
UAVs are called the main means of defeat for defense forces, which provides the destruction of almost 80% of the goals. However, despite the official statements of officials about the production of drone production of up to 10 million units, many brigades are forced to buy equipment on their own or rely on volunteer support.
Today, nearly 500 UAV units that operate in defense forces have a mixed model of drone provision.
Commander of the 429th Separate Regiment of UAV Captain Yuriy Fedorenko (Achilles’ call sign) explained that PFry a third of drones, military units receive directly from the state, another one third is purchased for the money that came to the expense of the unit, and a third – drones obtained by the support of Ukrainians.
The main “subsidence” this spring happened to a third that should provide centralized supply from the state.
The commander of the battalion of unmanned the 58th separate infantry brigade of the Armed Forces Sergey Varakin said that a year ago, his unit could afford to launch up to 100 FPV-punks a day, but now he receives only 200-300 units a month, although the need is at times higher.
Volunteer and Head of Aerial Intelligence Center Maria Berlinskaya says that the problem arose from changing the management of the Defense Agency.
In return AOP actually denies the “subsidence” of the UAV procurement process this year. As of May 2025, the agency concluded state regulations on more than 2.3 million FPV-pates, which exceeds the previous years at times.
The publication also points out that there is a problem of selectivity of the distribution of drones between teams, which also exacerbates the situation.
The military complains not only of the lack of drones, but also of the deterioration of their quality. The fighters are forced to improve their own FPV on their own, and the lack of reliability of fiber drones is jeopardized by the front line.
Against the background of these problems, Russia was able to scale the production of FPV-iots and effectively introduce new technologies, including artificial intelligence in the management of drones. The Ukrainian command recognizes the challenges and declares the intention to remedy the situation in the near future.
AOP recently announced that As of May 2025, she concluded state contracts by 81% of the need for unmanned vehicles for the Armed Forces.
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Vlad Cherevko I have been interested in all kinds of electronics and technologies since 2004. I like to play computer games, and I understand the work of different gadgets. I regularly monitor the news of the technology in the world and write materials about it.
The publication reminded words the commander of the third assault brigade (now reformatted into the corps) Andrei Biletsky, who stated that in three months the brigade She did not receive any FPV-aroma.
The statement made The noise and after it the brigade allocated the required number of drones. But the systemic problem did not solve it.
UAVs are called the main means of defeat for defense forces, which provides the destruction of almost 80% of the goals. However, despite the official statements of officials about the production of drone production of up to 10 million units, many brigades are forced to buy equipment on their own or rely on volunteer support.
Today, nearly 500 UAV units that operate in defense forces have a mixed model of drone provision.
Commander of the 429th Separate Regiment of UAV Captain Yuriy Fedorenko (Achilles’ call sign) explained that PFry a third of drones, military units receive directly from the state, another one third is purchased for the money that came to the expense of the unit, and a third – drones obtained by the support of Ukrainians.
The main “subsidence” this spring happened to a third that should provide centralized supply from the state.
The commander of the battalion of unmanned the 58th separate infantry brigade of the Armed Forces Sergey Varakin said that a year ago, his unit could afford to launch up to 100 FPV-punks a day, but now he receives only 200-300 units a month, although the need is at times higher.
Volunteer and Head of Aerial Intelligence Center Maria Berlinskaya says that the problem arose from changing the management of the Defense Agency.
In return AOP actually denies the “subsidence” of the UAV procurement process this year. As of May 2025, the agency concluded state regulations on more than 2.3 million FPV-pates, which exceeds the previous years at times.
The publication also points out that there is a problem of selectivity of the distribution of drones between teams, which also exacerbates the situation.
The military complains not only of the lack of drones, but also of the deterioration of their quality. The fighters are forced to improve their own FPV on their own, and the lack of reliability of fiber drones is jeopardized by the front line.
Against the background of these problems, Russia was able to scale the production of FPV-iots and effectively introduce new technologies, including artificial intelligence in the management of drones. The Ukrainian command recognizes the challenges and declares the intention to remedy the situation in the near future.
AOP recently announced that As of May 2025, she concluded state contracts by 81% of the need for unmanned vehicles for the Armed Forces.