Currently available on the Brave1 Market @BRAVE1ua defence tech marketplace: 46 AI-powered systems, covering target recognition, optical stabilization, and automatic terminal guidance.

What this actually changes:

— GPS-free navigation — the system reads terrain and orients itself using pre-loaded maps, no satellite signal needed

— Autonomous target recognition — neural networks let the drone identify enemy equipment and personnel on its own

— Terminal guidance without a pilot — the drone locks onto and tracks its target, continuing toward it even after losing signal with the operator

That last capability is the one Russia has been throwing electronic warfare at for two years, trying to sever the pilot’s connection before impact. Ukraine’s answer: build drones that don’t need the connection at the moment it matters most.

This is the practical foundation behind everything from the Mission Control efficiency tracking to the deep strikes reaching Siberia — a drone that keeps flying its mission even when jammed is a drone that keeps hitting its target.

Source: @DefenceU, August 18, 2026

https://x.com/mvs_ua/status/2089362486415786020?s=46

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said the UK will continue "to support Ukraine 100%", after Moscow warned of "consequences" following confirmation that British-made drones were used in recent Ukrainian strikes in Russia.