A jet-powered Shahed intercepted last night: 438th Air Defense UAV Battalion in action 🔥 The crew used a STING interceptor equipped with the Hornet Vision CTRL remote-control system.

Another jet-powered Shahed down! ⚡️ The Lotus crew of the 21st Separate Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine, named after Petro Kalnyshevsky, intercepted a Russian jet-powered Shahed using a STING interceptor. Watch the interception from two angles 👀

One more jet-powered Shahed downed by the 23rd Khortytsia Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine 💥 The target, equipped with a turbojet engine, was downed using an interceptor STING drone on its way to Zaporizhzhia.

The 10th Mountain Assault Brigade downed a ZALA KUB-10E attack drone using an interceptor STING drone 🔥 The enemy drone can carry an 11 kg warhead and is used to strike positions.

Gerbera drones carrying FPVs — down 💥 The Bulava Division of Ukraine’s 72nd Mechanized Brigade took down Russian drone carriers using STING interceptors. The video also shows one of the gerberas releasing FPV drones.

A Maritime unit pilot's work and its results 💪 STING, a downed Shahed, and the people behind this interception.

22 targets in 12 hours: the work of the Kruk crew of the 1020th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment. The warriors tirelessly downed targets using interceptor STING drones from night until early morning 🔥

Queen Hornet recovers drones from the field 🐝 When a UAV can’t be retrieved from a position, Queen Hornet can pick it up and bring it back. Here’s what it looks like in action.

25 targets in 30 hours 💥 The Sova crew of Ukraine’s 121st Territorial Defense Brigade took them down with STING interceptors.

Another jet-powered Shahed down: the "Paskudy" unit of the 1020th Air Defense Regiment has now taken out dozens of jet-powered targets with STING interceptors, Geran-5s among them ⚡️

We develop technologies, manufacture interceptors, train pilots — and now we ourselves are becoming part of the system that protects Ukrainian skies. Including the skies over Kyiv. We develop technologies that work. And we use them ourselves to protect our country.

Now, this effort is scaling up. Night Hornets crews will carry out combat missions under the command of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The unit has destroyed most of its targets using our remote interceptor control technology — Hornet Vision Ctrl.

The unit includes Wild Hornets instructors and test pilots. Among them are guys who started from scratch at the company and grew into top instructors, as well as veterans of the russian-Ukrainian war with real combat experience.

Our crews already go on combat duty alongside the military every day. The unit has destroyed more than 50 Shaheds, including jet-powered ones.

Night Hornets will operate wherever protection from russian attack drones is needed — as part of Ukraine’s overall air defense system.

We will not sell “facility protection” services. The operations of our private air defense unit will be funded by profits from drone sales.

Starting today, we are building our own anti-drone air defense network. It will include remote control centers, a network for remote drone launches based on Hornet Vision Ctrl technology, and field positions.

The Ministry of Defense has issued an order granting private air defense status to Wild Hornets — specifically to its anti-Shahed unit, Night Hornets, which already has significant combat experience and dozens of targets downed.

Wild Hornets, the manufacturer of the interceptor STING, is launching its own private air defense unit 🔥