en.lb.ua Wild Hornets Enhances Drone Defense Capabilities
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- •Wild Hornets' Night Hornets unit has downed over 50 enemy drones since October 2024.
- •Hornet Vision system upgraded to support 25 simultaneous communication channels.
- •The unit will operate under Ukraine's Air Force command to protect Kyiv.
Ukrainian company Wild Hornets has launched its anti-drone unit, the Night Hornets, with private air defense status from the Ministry of Defence. This unit has downed over 50 enemy drones since its inception in October 2024. Additionally, the company has upgraded its Hornet Vision system, increasing communication channels from nine to 25, allowing more drones to operate simultaneously without interference. This enhancement aims to improve operational efficiency and reduce friendly aircraft losses during intense combat. The Night Hornets will integrate into Ukraine's air defense system, focusing on protecting Kyiv's airspace. The company plans to fund operations through drone sales, not offering a service for object protection.
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