Ukrainian combat system DELTA successfully debuted at NATO exercises in the field of anti-drone combat. The event was held from September 10 to 20 in the city of Vredepil, the Netherlands, gathering more than 450 participants from 22 countries.
This was reported by the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
More than 60 different systems and technologies for combating drones were tested at the exercises. The Innovation Center of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, which develops promising concepts for combating enemy UAVs, demonstrated combat experience using DELTA.
"At anti-drone exercises, we not only test technologies, but also demonstrate DELTA's combat experience, gained at the cost of enormous efforts. Participation in such events allows us to improve tactics and training, as well as share knowledge with partners. The successful use of DELTA in these exercises once again proves that Ukraine has significant potential in the field of military technology development,— commented Kateryna Chernogorenko, Deputy Minister of Defense for Digital Transformation.
Ukrainian combat system DELTA was one of the key platforms for planning exercises and displaying the current location of “enemies”. and “their” drones.
200% Deposit Bonus up to €3,000 180% First Deposit Bonus up to $20,000Specialists of the Innovation Center of the Ministry of Defense demonstrated the identification of friendly UAVs using the UA DRONE ID protocol. This joint project of the Ministry of Defense, the company Cossack Labs, the NGO “Air Intelligence” and the Ministry of Digital Transformation provides secure data exchange between drones and combat systems, in particular DELTA.
During the exercise, the reconnaissance drone VECTOR manufactured by the German company Quantum-Systems made six flights a day, successfully integrating through UA DRONE ID.
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Also Ukrainian military:
- integrated DELTA with partner systems, which made it possible to receive information about the air and ground situation and detected targets in the air;
- broadcast the movement of drones in real time, providing all participants of the exercise with situational awareness;
- applied the Mission Control module for planning the missions of UAV pilots while practicing anti-drone combat scenarios.
NATO took into account the proposals of the Innovation Center of the Ministry of Defense, including in the training program the use of FPV drones, scenarios with friendly drones and mass drone attacks.
The participants noted the capabilities of the DELTA system in countering drones and emphasized the importance of Ukraine's military experience for strengthening the collective security of partners.
NATO representatives plan to further cooperate with the team of the Innovation Center of the Ministry of Defense and invite them to join their events in the future.
The participation of the Ukrainian delegation in the exercises took place within the framework of the Roadmap of innovative cooperation of NATO — Ukraine.