How difficult it is when a project is so secret that you can neither tell technical details nor even show it in photos... But you have to tell it anyway.

Yesterday we took another step towards gaining technological superiority over the enemy. Yesterday, the first five copies of the Ai-Petri electronic warfare system were presented to military specialists and are now being sent to the frontline for testing in realistic conditions.

Millions and months were spent on developing this unique complex, and now it exists, it works, it performs small miracles. The Ai-Petri complex is not only capable of "driving drones crazy" - it can intercept their control, and can even throw off course guided bombs that have already caused disasters in some places.

This is, without exaggeration, a reason to be proud of the Ukrainian scientists, designers and volunteers who made this project possible. Unfortunately (or fortunately), at the moment we have no money from the state. But after testing the systems at the front and bringing their production to the industrial level, we hope to see an interested and open position of the Ministry of Defense, and as a result, to make the front line and the rear more secure, better protected, and reliably covered from Russian missiles, bombs, and drones.

And Sprava Hromadas joined the project with what it does best - a mobile control center, so that our soldiers could do their job in the best possible way and in comfortable and safe conditions.