The Ministry of Defense has approved the Ukrainian development: unmanned 'bombers'.

The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense announced the introduction of the V-1 unmanned aerial vehicle into service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This information was reported by the Main Department of Logistics Support for the Life Cycle of Weapons and Military Equipment.

These V-1 drones are designed to target groups of enemies, vehicles, and armored vehicles, as well as military facilities on the front line and in the enemy's rear.

The Ministry of Defense reports: 'The aircraft of the system can carry various types of ammunition. They have a quiet powerful engine. This bomber can stay in the air for several hours. The V-1 aircraft also have increased resistance to enemy electronic warfare systems.'

One of the features of the system is its rapid deployment and retraction, which reduces the risk for the crew when performing tasks.

Recently in Ukraine, a new drone rocket 'Bars' was introduced. Minister of Strategic Industries Herman Smetanin reported this during the 'Ukrainian Weapon-2024' briefing.

As for the technical specifications of the drone rocket 'Bars', they remain classified. There are also no available images of this new weapon.

In addition, the Ukrainian cluster of defense technologies Brave1 recently conducted large-scale tests of fiber-optic FPV drones that can fly more than 20 kilometers.

The military sector of Ukraine has new V-1 unmanned aerial vehicles designed to attack enemy forces. These drones are collectively named 'bombers' and are created to strike groups of enemies, automotive and armored vehicles, as well as military facilities on the front line and in the enemy's rear.

These V-1 unmanned aerial vehicles can stay in the air for several hours and carry various types of ammunition. They have a quiet powerful engine and increased resistance to enemy electronic warfare systems.

One of the features of the V-1 complex is its rapid deployment and retraction, which reduces the risk for the crew when performing tasks.

Furthermore, a new drone rocket 'Bars' was presented in Ukraine, as well as tests of fiber-optic FPV drones were conducted. Details and technical specifications of the drone rocket 'Bars' remain classified.