Ukrainian P1-SUN interceptor reportedly downs Russian Geran-5 jet drone
Ukraine says its domestically made interceptor destroyed a Russian jet-powered drone.
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Ukraine says its domestically developed P1-SUN interceptor, also known as JetKiller, destroyed a Russian Geran-5 jet-powered drone, according to Ukrinform.
The P1-SUN has been developed as part of Ukraine's efforts to counter Russian drone attacks with lower-cost, domestically produced interceptor technology.
Further details on the location and circumstances of the intercept were not immediately available.
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- Ukrainian P1-SUN interceptor destroys Russian Geran-5 jet drone — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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