The Ministry said that the Drone Army Coordination Headquarters project, which will contribute to the development of shock companies, has been created.
The fighters of the first three attack divisions of the UAV have successfully completed their training and are equipped with pickup trucks, attack helicopters and star links. This was announced today, March 28, by the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine.
In addition, the Ministry of Digital Transformation announced that the Coordination Center of the project, which will contribute to the development of shock companies, has been established. Headquarters includes the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the State Service of Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine.
Within the scope of the Army of Drones project, training courses on the purchase, repair and use of drones are planned at the expense of donated funds.
What is Drone Army?
On January 27, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Valery Zaluzhny, ordered the creation of the world’s first drone strike companies.
In order for drone strike companies to operate, the authorities must carry out a series of reforms and start mass production of drones to support the Ukrainian military. The General Staff notes that the command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has already selected professional soldiers who will lead the new units. Each company will receive unmanned aerial vehicles, ammunition for them, Starlink terminals for satellite communications and other equipment. All this will help destroy the Russian army at the front, and the main partner, the Boriviter military school, will train operators to fly planes.
On March 23, we wrote about a factory in Odessa that produces up to 500 drones per month. The military is putting together attack and reconnaissance drones worth $50 or more with the help of volunteers.
Earlier, the Armed Forces of Ukraine showed how the Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicle “Kazhan” works. The large quadcopter lifts up to 20kg of ammunition to drop it on opponents’ heads or mineways.
They also wrote that a volunteer from Gadyach 3D printed drones for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. It takes 48 hours to prepare all the pieces, but they still need to be glued.
Earlier the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine started testing ChatGPT to implement it in Diyu in the future.
Source: Focus
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