A new set of interceptor drones is ready for service entry in Kyiv after clearing codification.
Built by Ukrainian firm EDRONE, the Baton interceptors are designed to take down rogue unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that threaten the country’s airspace. This includes Russia’s Iranian-supplied Shahed loitering munitions, which have been used extensively in the war.
The system comes in two new configurations: a multirotor variant called Baton Copter and a fixed-wing version dubbed Baton Wing.
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