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Rocket-powered "Shaheds," whose speed exceeds 400–450 km/h, are becoming an increasingly difficult target for intercepto...

31.08.2026, 19:08 Obozrevatel.ua ↗

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Rocket-powered "Shaheds," whose speed exceeds 400–450 km/h, are becoming an increasingly difficult target for interceptor drones. Most such interceptors are simply unable to operate at those speeds for extended periods.

Contra-Drone cofounder and EW company executive Tymofiy Yurkov explained why a different interception approach is needed to fight rocket-powered UAVs.

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Screenshot of a Telegram post: Yurkov Timofiy Oleksandrovych — Rocket-powered "Shaheds," whose speed exceeds 400–450 km/h, a…

Реактивні "Шахеди", швидкість яких перевищує 400–450 км/год, стають дедалі складнішою ціллю для дронів-перехоплювачів. Більшість таких інтерсепторів просто не здатні тривалий час працювати на подібних швидкостях.

Співзасновник компанії-виробника РЕБ Contra-Drone Тимофій Юрков пояснив, чому для боротьби з реактивними безпілотниками потрібен інший підхід до перехоплення.

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