General Chereshnya's drones destroyed more than 20,000 enemy targets in a month
Throughout June, FPV drones from the Ukrainian company “General Chereshnya” destroyed more than 20,000 enemy targets. This allowed the manufacturer to top the DELTA ranking for combat effectiveness.
At the end of June, “General Chereshnya” took first place in two categories at once—for the number of E-points among all weapons systems and for the effectiveness of FPV drone operations.
The company noted that, compared to May, the number of confirmed strikes carried out by the Security and Defense Forces of Ukraine using their drones increased by more than 5,000. This was the largest increase among all manufacturers represented in the ranking.
The DELTA system’s evaluation is based on confirmed combat results, which allows for a comparison of the effectiveness of various weapons systems.
The company also emphasized that its products have held the top spot in the DELTA ranking for three consecutive months, and the total number of confirmed strikes during the spring period exceeded 40,000.
According to the manufacturer, the drones are constantly being improved based on the experience of combat units and feedback from operators using them on the front lines.
The company shared this information with Military.
Russia has begun to use jet-powered drones more actively to complicate the work of Ukrainian air defense. Such targets require different weapons than conventional drones.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Unmanned Systems Forces, in coordination with the Main Intelligence Directorate and the State Border Guard Service, struck one of Rosneft’s largest oil refineries. A key industrial facility in the southern Volga region was also targeted.
