Wild Hornets 🐝

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Developers of the legendary STING interceptor — the FPV system rewriting air defense against Shahed-type drones. Built in Ukraine 🇺🇦 Combat-proven Visit our website: https://wildhornets.com/en/

The result of Bulava of the 72nd Mechanized Brigade over several weeks — 36 targets downed 🔥 From expensive Knyaz Veshchiy Oleg drones to the cheapest Molniya drones — all were downed thanks to the coordinated work of the crew using interceptor STING drones.

Bulava operators from the 72nd Mechanized Brigade shot down a Kashchei reconnaissance UAV. The Kashchei is a new fixed-wing reconnaissance drone developed by ZALA that Russian forces use for surveillance and artillery/fire correction. 1/2

#1 among Ukraine’s Defense Forces in August 🔥 SAMOSUD of the 11th NGU Brigade’s Sloboda unit took down 270 aerial targets in August: — 180 Shaheds — 82 Gerberas — 8 Parodiya UAVs Over 90% were intercepted with STING + Hornet Vision CTRL. An incredible result by the crew 🫡

Seen UForce's new MV11? It carries our STING interceptors — launched straight from a sea drone. Just like with Hornet Vision CTRL – launch location can be anywhere: field, forest, water, any moving platform. And this time it's a box on a boat🐝

100 remote interceptions in 100 seconds: Hornet Vision CTRL in action 🔥 Since deployment, Ukraine’s Defense Forces have remotely destroyed 1,000+ enemy targets using the system. All thanks to the skill of crews taking down enemy drones with STING interceptors every day 🫡

Two allied crews couldn’t take it down, but Lasar’s Group of the National Guard got the job done 💥 The Shahed was intercepted with STING after a prolonged pursuit. The target was flying at low altitude over southern Ukraine.

One year of DOT-Chain Defence: ~570 orders, 30,000+ STINGs delivered to 150+ Defense Forces units, worth nearly 2.7B UAH. When soldiers choose and get what they need instead of waiting months – that saves both time and lives.

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In Ukraine, September 1st marks the start of the school year. Kids go back to school — and STING interceptors are back at work too. It hurts that a generation growing up today has to know the word “war.”

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14 «Molniya» drones and 1 Shahed – all intercepted remotely. Pilots of the 38th Air Defense Missile Regiment, flying STING via Hornet Vision Ctrl. More crews going remote equals more efficient sky coverage and more saved lives.

Morning takedown of a jet-powered Shahed by the warriors of the 435th Separate Unmanned Systems Detachment. 💥 The Merzotnyky crew started the day by remotely destroying an enemy target with an interceptor STING drone using the Hornet Vision CTRL system. 1/2

Remote interception of a jet-powered Shahed: the crew of the 38th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment in action 🙏 Intercepted using the STING interceptor and Hornet Vision CTRL. Dronefall by Come Back Alive continues.

Remote interception of two jet-powered Shaheds by a crew of the 435th Separate Unmanned Systems Detachment Despite the intense attack and challenging targets, the crew successfully intercepted them using STING interceptors equipped with Hornet Vision CTRL.

Flawless yesterday’s remote work from the “Paskudy” division, 1020th Air Defense Missile Regiment 👏🏻 As air raid alerts keep coming and jet-powered Shaheds keep multiplying, our pilots keep adapting — taking down jet-powered targets with standard STING interceptors flown remotely

A STING interceptor shot down a Shahed carrying two FPV drones. A crew from the 36th Marine Brigade intercepted an enemy Shahed with two FPV drones on board. It was likely a so-called “mothership” drone. Sharing the work of our defenders as the enemy continues its attacks on Kyiv.

Russia is increasingly targeting Ukrainian cities with jet-powered Shaheds. But our pilots are fighting back day and night. Another jet-powered Shahed confidently taken down by STING — this time by the 38th Air Defense Regiment crew.

Tonight, the BOIKY crew of Ukraine’s 103rd Territorial Defense Brigade took down a jet-powered Shahed with a STING interceptor. Their fellow soldiers captured the interception on video using another interceptor.