Ukrainian strike drone successfully tested to resist Russian jamming

Ukraine’s defense innovation cluster, Brave1, has successfully completed final testing of a new strike drone designed to resist Russian electronic warfare tactics such as jamming and spoofing, which have previously disrupted Ukrainian suicide drones by causing navigation failures. The drone boasts a range exceeding 25 miles (40 kilometers) and aims to conduct precision strikes deep inside enemy territory. Following this testing phase, the drone will enter combat trials to evaluate its performance under battlefield conditions, with plans to accelerate its mass deployment to support Ukraine’s war efforts. The development of this drone was guided by feedback from military personnel to ensure it meets operational needs against advanced electronic countermeasures. Ukraine has prioritized domestic drone manufacturing for nearly two years and was among the first nations to establish a dedicated military drone unit. This focus has led to innovations such as stealth coatings and communication via SIM cards, alongside the new jam-resistant strike drone. Brave1, established in 2023, coordinates defense tech development across multiple domains including AI for drones, explosives, and