As of July 2026, the Ukrainian unmanned systems manufacturer "General Chereshnya" demonstrated outstanding results, taking first place in E-points within the Delta situational awareness system. The company also entered the top three for the total number of targets destroyed, confirming its status as one of the key weapon suppliers for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This was reported by the company's press service, citing data from the combat accounting system.
Record Indicators: Over 16,000 Hits
During the reporting month, drones produced by "General Chereshnya" destroyed more than 16,000 aerial targets. Detailed statistics show that of this number, more than 13,000 were enemy cruise drones (Shahed analogues), and another 3,000+ were quadcopters. In terms of the total number of targets destroyed, the company took second place in the Delta rating, ceding leadership to only one manufacturer. "General Chereshnya" also became the second manufacturer in terms of targets destroyed during daylight hours.
Breakthrough in Night Operations and Shahed Interception
Special attention in the report was paid to the growth in the effectiveness of FPV drones at night. If previously this area was not a strong point for the company in the ratings, then by the end of July, "General Chereshnya" took a confident third place in the number of night hits among FPV systems. This indicates significant technological progress in the field of night vision and flight stabilization.
In the segment of intercepting Shahed-type strike drones, the company showed unique results. "General Chereshnya" became the only manufacturer represented in the top of the rating with two types of products at once: the "General Chereshnya AIR Speed" and "General Chereshnya Bullet" interceptors. In July, these systems jointly destroyed about 300 enemy kamikaze drones, ensuring reliable protection of critical infrastructure.
Scaling Production and Technological Trends
High combat indicators were made possible thanks to the massive expansion of production capacity. Earlier, the company reported that it had doubled production volumes and now produces more than 100,000 drones monthly. The Delta system, used by Ukraine's security and defense forces to analyze the situation on the battlefield, confirms that "General Chereshnya's" E-points (efficiency units) remain the highest among competitors. Co-founder of the company Yaroslav Gryshin, in an interview with RBC-Ukraine, noted that current results are a direct consequence of the implementation of new technological trends and the adaptation of products to real front-line requests.
