Trypillian codifies VORON-10 FPV kamikaze drone
The drone has enhanced resistance to electronic warfare and can carry a payload of up to 2.5 kg

Ukrainian-British defence company Trypillian has codified its VORON-10 FPV kamikaze drone, the company told Defender Media.
The VORON-10 is an FPV quadcopter designed to support infantry and assault units on the front line. It is intended to strike armoured and unarmoured vehicles, electronic warfare systems, enemy personnel and military logistics infrastructure. The drone offers enhanced resistance to electronic warfare through frequency-hopping spread spectrum (FHSS) technology.
The drone can carry a payload of up to 2.5 kg over a distance of up to 22 km. Its communication range can reach 35 km when a relay is used. The VORON-10 has a cruising speed of up to 60 km/h and a maximum speed of 100 km/h. Its stated flight endurance is 20–30 minutes.
The drone’s design allows it to accommodate different types of warhead. According to Trypillian, the VORON-10 uses motors and a frame developed in-house.
The VORON-10 is listed on Brave1 Market at around UAH 23,000.
Trypillian is a Ukrainian-British defence technology company specialising in combat unmanned systems. Alongside its kamikaze drone, the company’s portfolio includes the heavy strike drone BOMBER-15, the ATOM reconnaissance fixed-wing UAV and other systems.