Daily digest, 24 September 2026

Priority 1. UAVs, counter-UAV, military AI, communications

[TECH] Ukrainian fixed-wing "mothership" with two FPVs turns out to be a full-fledged communications node on a Raspberry Pi

The Ukrainian side has moved the FPV (First Person View) pilot 80 km away from the LoC (line of contact). The pilot works through a fixed-wing carrier that both delivers the drones and serves as a relay. That is how a Russian channel describes the downed aircraft source. The carrier is not a VTOL (vertical take-off and landing) type: it has landing gear and takes off from roads and dirt strips rather than airfields.

How the node is built, according to the post:

• on board are two Walksnail Ascent GT PRO digital video receivers, one per FPV, with "cloverleaf" antennas for the 4.9–6.4 GHz band. Analog video interception cannot see such a signal;

• a Raspberry Pi with a custom script emulates the remote controller. The operator's commands reach the carrier and go via UART (serial interface) to the FPV's control transmitter;

• video from the FPV is sent back as an IP stream over RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol — video streaming);

• access credentials to a cloud server were found on the board. All sorties are recorded and then reviewed to train operators.

The key point is that the closed loop "delivery — video — control — recording" is built from cheap civilian components. The FPV also launches on a full charge, since the battery is not spent on the approach flight. [TECH] in the post — the command and video signal path, frequency bands, and onboard equipment.

FPV carriers are becoming widespread on both sides

The "aircraft delivers the FPV to the target" scheme is used by both Russia and Ukraine, and specialized carriers are entering the market.

• [upd] "Molniya" (Russia): operators of the "Center" group of forces use it in tandem with FPVs. "Molniya" delivers the FPV beyond its own range and strikes the target, while the FPV records the result and finishes off infantry or vehicles source. The same tactic is reported by another channel. Warheads, according to the operator, can be high-explosive fragmentation, incendiary, thermobaric and shaped-charge fragmentation.

• "KARA" (Ukrskaitekhnolodzhi, Ukraine) is a fixed-wing UAV from the Brave1 Market marketplace. It drops payloads, acts as a relay, delivers FPVs to the rear or strikes on its own source.

• LF-400 is a VTOL reconnaissance aircraft carrying two FPVs source. The flight altitude of up to 5 500–6 000 m is merely the post author's assumption.

Separately: the Ukrainian Sunstrike unit of the 82nd Air Assault Brigade showed a "Molniya" fitted with an assault rifle source. The origin of the aircraft and the purpose of the modification are not explained in the posts.

update Geran-5 — a new layout with the engine in the fuselage; F-16 cannon fire is used against it

Russia, judging by footage of Ukrainian intercepts, has begun using a variant of the "Geran-5" in which the small turbojet engine is moved inside the fuselage and the air intake is placed on top. Earlier aircraft carried the engine exposed above the fuselage, in the V-1 layout source. This reduces drag and probably detectability.

Ukrainian F-16s intercept the "Geran-5" with fire from the 20 mm M61A1 Vulcan cannon source. A Russian commentator links the switch to the cannon with a shortage of surface-to-air guided missiles. He also notes that short-range chases after drones have already cost F-16 and MiG-29 losses source.

Jet-powered "Gerans" are breaking the mobile fire group model. A MANPADS (man-portable air defense system) operator told Reuters that piston-engined drones flew at 1–1.5 km, while jet ones fly at 4–7 km, out of reach. Reaction time has shrunk from minutes to seconds source. The crew is armed with Chinese FN-6 MANPADS. The number of air raid alerts in Kyiv has tripled since the start of the jet launch campaign source.

update Dan-T — Ukrainian estimate: up to 14 000 small cruise missiles a year

According to Ukrainian estimates relayed by a Russian channel, Russia is building a "jet triad" of the "Geran-4", the "Geran-5" and the small cruise missile "Dan-T" source. The target is about 14 000 missiles a year, 2 000 of them by the end of 2026. For comparison: that is dozens of missiles per day, an order of magnitude comparable to the nightly "Shahed" packages. Engines are named as the bottleneck, but standardization and purchases in China could remove it.

A mass-produced "Dan-T" is meant to save Kh-101s and "Kalibrs" for large and protected targets. For now, according to Ukrainian data, all eight "Banderol"/Dan-T launched on the night of September 22 were shot down source.

update Bars — Czech ZT J40 turbojet engines found in wreckage

The Russian side has established that Ukrainian "Bars" jet drones use ZT J40 engines from the Czech company ZofiTech. This is a licensed version of products from the Dutch AMT Netherlands source. Static thrust is 392 N (about 40 kgf), dry mass is 3.6 kg, 5.2 kg with the control unit and pump, and fuel consumption is about 61 kg/h.

The 1 000 km/h limit is a limitation of the engine itself. The real cruising speed of the "Bars", in the author's estimate, is 450–700 km/h. According to the same data, ZofiTech shipped more than 200 engines to unnamed customers in January 2026 alone. For a jet drone, the engine is the most expensive and scarce part, so this figure gives a rough upper bound on production. [TECH] in the post — dimensions, RPM, consumption, range calculation.

Interceptor drones: new batches and codification

Ukraine is moving from one-off interceptors to batches of hundreds.

• Merops handed over to the AFU 250 Surveyor fixed-wing interceptors and five ground stations for UAH 44.3 million, about $990 thousand source. That is roughly $4 thousand per interceptor. Speed is up to 282 km/h, range 5–20 km, kill by ramming or a warhead of about 2 kg. If it misses, the aircraft lands by parachute and is reused.

• [upd] SPYS (Quantum WIY Industries, Ukrainian-German): a video of a "Geran-5" interception has been published source. Speed is up to 500 km/h on Ukrainian Motor-G motors, range 20–30 km, flight time 5 minutes, warhead 300 g.

• Ukraine's Ministry of Defense has codified 650 new UAVs since the start of 2026 source. Of these, 238 are strike copters, 231 fiber-optic aircraft, 42 interceptors, 32 middle strike and 9 deep strike. In total, 1 526 weapon types have been codified over eight months, 91% of them made in Ukraine.

[TECH] Sky Fortress acoustic network — NATO report on trials in Estonia

The NCI Agency (NATO Communications and Information Agency) report of July 21, 2025 analyzes the OPEX trials of November 18–20, 2024 near Nurmsi. The report's conclusion: acoustics fill the gaps in radar coverage below 5 000 feet (about 1 524 m), but are suitable only as auxiliary early warning, not for weapon targeting source.

Key figures from the PDF:

• a Krattworks UAV was detected 376 times in 1.5 hours, a pair of Eurofighters 45 times in 10 minutes;

• for the Cessna C-172, the detection rate rose from 2.22 to 5.88 per minute after overnight retraining of the acoustic signature database. That database is the core of the system;

• average latency is 16–18 s for fighters and 40–52 s for drones, with a maximum of up to 195 s;

• in heavy snowfall, the rate dropped from 4.1–4.3 to about 1 detection per minute. The TPQ-50 radar degraded in the same way;

• paired with a radar, reliability is close to 100%; on its own, tracks "jump";

• the recommended grid is 1.5 × 1.5 km, 49 sensors per area: 16 operate permanently, 33 are held in reserve for a crisis period.

The data was transmitted via an Amazon cloud in Germany in JSON format, and this is explicitly named as a bottleneck in fusion with NATO C2 (command and control) data. [TECH] in the PDF — the data transmission scheme, latency tables by target type, sensor layout.

Strikes on Kyiv data centers — Russia hits the digital rear

Russia is for the first time systematically attacking Kyiv's data centers (DCs), and providers confirm outages. On September 23, "Gerans" hit the Diprosvyaz building housing the United DC data center, where nodes of the UTELS and Pavutyna providers are located source. The Russian MoD also claimed hits on the New-Telco and "United DS" data centers source.

By one channel's count, this is at least the third data center in the capital in 12 days. The same channel notes that allies train military AI on Ukrainian combat data source. Russia's Rybar assesses the damage as limited and calls for repeat strikes source.

Signal: the energy campaign is expanding to communications. A sign of real effect would be long-term network problems rather than one-day outages.

OpenAI opens Daybreak to Ukraine — AI for vulnerability discovery

Ukraine is getting access to AI tools to protect civilian infrastructure. OpenAI, together with the Ministry of Digital Transformation, will give Ukrainian teams Daybreak: it analyzes large codebases, checks the exploitability of vulnerabilities and helps prepare fixes source. The program includes Daybreak Blue for defensive tasks and the more restricted Daybreak Red with the GPT-5.6-Cyber model. Which tier Ukraine will get is not specified. For comparison: CERT Polska, using OpenAI models, has already found six vulnerabilities in router software.

Countering drones on the ground: "waiters", armor protection, close-in defense

• FPVs in ambush: dozens of drones sit along a road and take off in 2 seconds source, source. Detectors are useless because a landed drone emits nothing. A Russian instructor channel suggests hitting a "waiter" with an assault rifle from 50 m, where the grouping is 7.5 cm. Shotguns, one or two per six people, should be kept for drones in flight source.

• The Russian T-90M "Krepysh" tank withstood more than 40 drone strikes and magnetic mines on a 12-km march. The crew was smoked out only with tear gas dropped from a "Baba Yaga" source. The commander of the NGU 1st Corps "Azov", Prokopenko, according to Defence24, speaks of about 125 drones to stop 2–3 Russian tanks.

• Russian tactics against the "Baba Yaga": a "Mavic" with a thermal imager tracks the target, while an FPV with motors running waits on the ground and takes off on cue. Such a team, in the author's estimate, downs up to 30 heavy copters a month. The second scheme is sniper pairs with thermal imagers in ambush along routes source.

• [upd] Hornet (the American Swift Beat) — Russian sappers weighed the warhead: 2 458 g, of which only 972 g is explosive, the rest is fragments. It is dangerous against unarmored vehicles but weak against buildings source.

• [upd] "Kuryer" — fighters of the 14th Spetsnaz Brigade fitted a Russian UGV (unmanned ground robotic system) with twin PKT machine guns and a thermal imager feeding the picture to the operator's goggles. It engages aerial targets together with MFGs (mobile fire groups) source.

• Belarus is building site defense on "Adunok" modules. One operator controls four modules and tracks up to ten targets; a human opens fire. The twin PKT, reportedly, hits a 0.3 × 0.3 m drone at 400–500 m source. The author himself cautions that not all specifications are confirmed.

Walksnail Ascent vs Avatar — why Ascent is displacing Avatar

A Russian operator explains why the Ascent video system has been massively displacing Avatar since autumn 2025 source. Transmitter power has doubled, from 2 to 4 W. The band has widened from 5.5–5.8 to 4.8–6.2 GHz, and an automatic channel-switching mode under interference has appeared. The modulation is harder for detectors to read. Since May, control can be passed over the video channel, and with a weak signal the picture remains usable for target recognition.

The link to the "mothership" is direct: the Ukrainian carrier uses precisely the Ascent GT PRO receivers. This confirms that analog video interception is losing relevance. [TECH] in the post — comparison of power, frequencies, cameras (F1.0 vs F1.6, 147° vs 180°) and thermal behavior.

Communications and navigation: crypto protection, UWB, "unjammable" frequencies

• At JSC GLONASS, with the participation of the Ministry of Digital Development and the Ministry of Industry and Trade, identification of Russian drones via "ERA-GLONASS" with certified cryptographic information protection tools (SKZI) was discussed. Separation of control and payload channels was also discussed source. The outcome is work on a threat model; there are no ready solutions yet.

• Geoscan showed its own UWB (Ultra-Wide Band radio) navigation for indoor spaces. Accuracy is 5 cm, the area is from 8 × 8 m, and group and swarm flights are supported source. Use in shows and education is declared, but this is a ready example of GNSS-free (global navigation satellite systems) navigation for drone groups.

• A Russian seller announced the "Spektr-K" receiver for 1 000–12 000+ MHz with a 12 s scan source. The claim that on such frequencies "there are no jammers at all" is marketing. Its real value should be assessed for video interception as an ELINT (electronic reconnaissance) tool.

Other drone news

• Ukraine's Skyriper has launched series production of the heavy 15-inch Minotaur FPV with control over 3G/4G networks via VPN source. Takeoff weight is 14 kg, payload 2–5.5 kg, range up to 25 km, flight time up to 22 minutes. Cellular control removes dependence on line of sight but makes the operator hostage to coverage.

• Mexican cartels, according to The Washington Post, are recruiting Ukrainian specialists with drone piloting experience. According to Mexican intelligence, one cartel has multirotors with 6–8 propellers and payloads of up to 68 kg source.

• The IRGC published footage of a US MQ-1 being hit over the Strait of Hormuz by the Missile-358 loitering surface-to-air missile. Weight is about 150 kg, turbojet engine, speed 0.8 M, range up to 100 km source.

• The Egyptian Armed Forces for the first time showed an FPV unit at the "Medusa-15" exercise with Greece, including against naval targets source.

Priority 2. Military innovation

Ground robots: carriers, bridges, humanitarian logistics

• The Ratel H UGV with an FPV launch platform passed trials on steep slopes source. The Third Army Corps claimed the world's first airdrop of a kamikaze UGV source.

• The Povernys Zhyvym (Come Back Alive) foundation launched the RoboBro project — logistics and evacuation on the MAUL, "Tarhan 200", "Volia-E" and "Simba" UGVs. The cost is from UAH 400 thousand to more than UAH 1 million per vehicle; the goal is to save 1 000 lives source.

• Croatia's Rheinmetall Unmanned Vehicles tested the MV-8 Komodo with the 15-meter MLC 90-class Cobra bridge source. The 5.3 t bridge deploys in about 2 minutes, and a single operator works from up to 1.5 km away.

• Through the Ukrainian DOT-Chain Defence marketplace, troops have received more than 1.3 million drones and other equipment worth UAH 85 billion. 500+ units are connected versus 12 brigades a year ago, and 84% of orders are for UAVs source.

Naval drones as carriers

Quantum Systems (Germany) showed the surface Seavex and the underwater Subvex under unified MOSAIC UXS control source. Seavex is autonomous for up to two months, carries a drone-detection radar and can launch and recover UAVs, charging them on board. Subvex operates down to 6 000 m, up to four days on the move and for weeks lying on the seabed. Ukraine, Norway and Germany are in parallel running a project for an autonomous vehicle to protect maritime infrastructure source.

update Rafale — two AI crew-assistance algorithms flight-tested

On September 22, Dassault flight-tested two AI algorithms: one in-house, the second developed with Thales/cortAIx source. The solutions keep control with the human. AI is seen as part of the development of the F5 standard, which envisages expanded interaction with drones.

Guns and aircraft against drones

• Northrop Grumman completed live-fire tests of a 50 mm guided round for the Raid Hunter system. The round has nose control fins and a programmable proximity fuze, meaning the bet is on shot accuracy rather than barrage fire source.

• The Russian Yak-130M received a radar, a podded thermal imager and the task of hunting slow strike UAVs. The first production aircraft are expected by the end of 2028 source.

• Turkey's Turaç made the Dron Kalkanı turret with twin 12-gauge shotguns source. The KARAOK system shot down a "Shahed-like" target drone for the first time source.

• [upd] Raybird — the US Department of Defense is buying Ukrainian ACS-3s for $10.64 million with delivery by December 15 source. This is a rare case of a direct US military purchase of a Ukrainian production drone.

Industry: the price of DJI and the exit of Chinese suppliers

The American Arena Physica tore down the DJI Mini 4 Pro. Components cost about $139 against a drone price of about $669, a hardware margin of about 79%. An equivalent built from American components would cost 2–3 times more source. The share of DJI's in-house electronics in component cost has risen over four years from about 1% to 26%. The American "design — board — testing" cycle manages to run once while the Shenzhen one runs two or three times source.

Against this backdrop, BrotherHobby, a Chinese maker of FPV motors, is ending direct export orders from September 30 and keeping only domestic settlements in yuan source.

Priority 3. The conflict around Ukraine: trends and signals

• Ukraine's Operation "Vivaldi" is underway: according to ISW, at least 125 km² north of Lyman has been retaken, and Russia is moving reserves to the Zherebets River source. Deputy commander of the 3rd Corps Kudriashov boils the main lesson down to command speed: "a few minutes matter more than an extra piece of equipment" source.

• On the Vovchansk axis, the Russian MoD claims a "pocket" of 250–400 km². Even Rybar admits there is no visual confirmation of full encirclement source.

• Over 2.5 months of Operation "Krymskyi rubylnyk off", the Unmanned Systems Forces hit 412 energy facilities in occupied territories and in Russia source. The AFU General Staff estimates that more than 45% of Russian oil refining capacity has been knocked out source.

• Russian air defense claimed 514 UAVs shot down overnight. The count of Russian airport closures in 2026 has reached 2 685 — 3.7 times more than in the same period of 2025 source.

• A Russian Mi-8 spent 42 seconds in Polish airspace at a depth of about 300 m. The Polish command calls it a test of air defense source. The Baltic states have asked the EU for €500 million for counter-drone defense source.

• Diplomatic background: Ukraine announced its readiness for a full ceasefire. Rubio speaks of both sides' interest in a limited truce on energy and grain. Lavrov says there will be no pauses during negotiations source.

Forecast: the next month will be a "war of cities" with targets expanding to communications and data centers, while the US pushes for an energy truce before winter and before the November 3 Congressional elections.

What to watch

1. Fixed-wing FPV carriers are turning into communications nodes. The Ukrainian Raspberry Pi "mothership" moves the operator 80 km from the front and evades analog interception. Russian "Molniya + FPV" tandems show that the scheme has become widespread on both sides.
2. Jet-powered "Gerans" are changing Kyiv's air defense. Altitudes of 4–7 km, the new layout with the engine in the fuselage and F-16 cannon intercepts mean that mobile fire groups are losing their role, and high-speed interceptor drones are coming to the fore.
3. Russia has opened a campaign against Kyiv data centers. This is a shift from energy to digital infrastructure; the effect is not yet evident, but the direction is set.
4. Both sides are running into engine limits for jet drones. Ukrainian "Bars" fly on Czech ZT J40s, and production of the Russian "Dan-T" is limited by engines.
5. Acoustic detection has received a NATO report with figures: it works, but only in conjunction with radar and with a dense 1.5 × 1.5 km grid.

What's new in UAVs and counter-UAV

• Ukrainian fixed-wing "mothership" — two FPVs, Raspberry Pi, 4.9–6.4 GHz digital link, sortie recording to the cloud.

• [upd] "Molniya" (Russia) — FPV carrier in the "Center" group of forces.

• "KARA" (Ukraine) — multi-purpose fixed-wing UAV, including as an FPV carrier.

• [upd] "Geran-5" — variant with the engine inside the fuselage; M61A1 cannon intercepts.

• [upd] "Dan-T" — target of 14 000 a year per Ukrainian estimate.

• [upd] "Bars" — Czech ZT J40 engines, 392 N thrust.

• Merops Surveyor (Ukraine) — 250 interceptors, 282 km/h, recovered by parachute.

• [upd] SPYS (Ukraine/Germany) — "Geran-5" interception video, 500 km/h.

• Minotaur (Ukraine) — heavy FPV controlled via 3G/4G.

• Sky Fortress — acoustic detection network, NATO OPEX report.

• "Adunok" (Belarus) — site defense, one operator for four modules.

• [upd] "Kuryer" — UGV with twin PKT for engaging aerial targets.

• Raid Hunter (USA) — 50 mm guided round.

• Dron Kalkanı (Turkey) — shotgun turret against FPVs.

• Seavex (Germany) — USV (uncrewed surface vessel) that launches and recovers drones.

• Ratel H (Ukraine) — UGV FPV carrier.

Military space and space-based data

• The UK has formed the 3rd Space Effects Squadron in the Royal Air Force. Unlike the two previous ones, it is focused on direct action — defensive and offensive operations in orbit, primarily with EW means, to actively protect British satellites source.

• US Space Systems Command has asked industry for V-band (40–75 GHz) inter-satellite links for the SG-XX constellation. These are dispersed autonomous satellites in supersynchronous orbit for near-real-time surveillance of the geostationary belt source.

• The US Space Force is launching this autumn a prototype software for automatic fusion of commercial and military data on space objects. The military itself admits that current accuracy is insufficient for targeting adversary satellites source.

• Russia, according to the head of Roscosmos, has launched about 60 spacecraft in 2026, and the constellation is approaching 400. Singled out are the radar satellite "Obzor" and two electro-optical satellites to be launched from Vostochny in October source. GLONASS accuracy is promised to improve from 8 to 2.8 m source.

• An agreement between the US, Denmark and Greenland opens the possibility of restoring Narsarsuaq and building a facility at Mestersvig, including for "Golden Dome" source.

Data access:

• Planet Labs opened production in Berlin of Pelican high-resolution imaging satellites, 60 a year. For Europe, this is in-house production by an imagery provider source.

• Vantor (formerly Maxar) imagery of a dry dock in Huludao gave analysts a detailed view of the stern of the Chinese Type 095 nuclear submarine source.

• An analytical source is closing: the US Air Force's China Aerospace Studies Institute (CASI) loses funding from October 1. Work will continue at least until March 2027, after which the institute will be closed source.

Under the radar

• [TECH] Teardown of the Ukrainian Raspberry Pi "mothership" — the day's most detailed material on the architecture of an FPV carrier with relaying and cloud recording of sorties source.

• The Russian team "Intel Dron" (14 views) shows a stack of modules: "Romashka" — AI video analysis, "Belena" — GPS spoofing protection, "Durman" — detection of and action against analog video channels, "Repei" — automatic terminal guidance source.

• Telemetry modem: 33 km at 0.25 W, a military version at 1 W in the 360–960 MHz band. Beta test with partners in October source.

• The request for inter-satellite links for SG-XX is an early sign of the architecture of US geostationary surveillance source.

• Fusion of commercial and military space situational data with an open admission of insufficient accuracy for targeting satellites source.

• Statistics on Russian airport closures: 14 049 airport-hours of restrictions, Kaluga closed 37.2% of calendar time source.

• BrotherHobby is ending export orders — a possible start of tighter Chinese export controls on FPV components source.

And what about our Chinese comrades?

• The PLA is bringing AI into the training of technical support sergeants. A seminar in Wuhan separately discussed the use of AI in weapons maintenance source.

• China has stepped up reconnaissance near the Ryukyu Islands: from February to September, at least 16 sorties, at least five of them by the new Y-9Z, which collects data on radar and communications systems. TB-001 heavy UAVs are also involved source.

• [upd] Type 095 — dry-dock imagery showed an X-shaped tail and a pump-jet propulsor, a first for Chinese nuclear submarines source.

• China, according to the WSJ and the UN, has become the main supplier of dual-use goods to the Houthis: 35% of intercepted military cargo in 2021–2025 versus 5% in 2015–2018. The cargo includes radio modems from Chengdu for drone control source.

• [upd] F-35 — according to Bloomberg, China confiscated parts of an Australian fighter rerouted to Hong Kong, including cockpit elements. Canberra says there are no classified components among them source.

External analysis

• The main thing missing from the Telegram circuit: the Pentagon has already hit a wall not in algorithms but in infrastructure. Maven Smart System doubled its user count in 2026 to 100+ thousand and supported work on 13 thousand targets over the 38 days of Operation Epic Fury. Secure computing at the tactical edge and logistics that cannot keep up with the AI-driven tempo of strikes are named as the bottlenecks source.

• Ukraine is acting as an exporter of passive protection expertise. Poland showed Leopard 2 tanks with counter-drone screens, and Ukrainian practitioners immediately pointed out their weak spots source. This complements Russian data on the survivability of the T-90M with "mangal" cages.

• The British Army, after a decade of experiments, has placed its first production order for UGVs — 15 DCE X3s for logistics and evacuation source. Compared with Ukrainian programs like RoboBro, Europe's lag in scale is evident.

• European C-UAS (counter-UAV systems) is splitting into two branches. Denmark is buying more Weibel XENTA-M5 X-band radars source, while Australia's Silentium is moving passive radar to the US to localize production source.

• External sources confirm the export vector of the Yak-130M as a counter-drone asset, which already has its first foreign customer source. Russian channels, meanwhile, focus on late deliveries to their own forces.

• The US Army is looking for blood delivery drones under the Army Blood Link program: 35–50 pounds of cargo, 100 km, ready to fly within 30 minutes, a thermal container for 3 hours source. This is a logistics niche that in Ukraine is covered by UGVs and heavy copters.

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