Ukraine’s Defender Media reports counter-UAS company General Cherry has received a licence to establish private air defence.
“It will be engaged in protecting private facilities and critical infrastructure. As stated by the company, it offers a comprehensive solution that includes its own pilots, mobile groups and systems for countering enemy UAVs. It is based on the Air, Speed and Bullet interceptor drones. The groups operate with remote launch, control and homing systems.”
“General Cherry add that their academy also trains pilots for other private air defence companies. In addition, it supplies them with its own products. Following the results of spring, General Cherry’s drones took first place in the Delta rating by number of downed enemy fixed-wing and copter-type UAVs.”
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General Cherry has been granted a licence for private air defence
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