In June 2026, the military confirmed over 200 thousand hits of enemy targets using drones in the DELTA system. As reported by the PromPolitInform portal, this was reported by the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
Over the past year, the system has accumulated 820 thousand reports on combat use against enemy targets. Among them, almost 240 thousand relate to the defeat of enemy manpower. In addition, DELTA contains data on the results of work on tanks, drones, weapons, and other enemy objects.
Over 75 thousand video broadcasts pass through the system every day. Thanks to the integrated Avengers artificial intelligence platform, during broadcasts from the battlefield, the automatic detection of enemy objects function is available, which helps to analyze the situation faster.
DELTA records a steady increase in the results of the use of UAVs
The DELTA digital system ensures the operation of the “Army of Drones. Bonus” (ePoints) program, within which enemy hits by units using unmanned aerial vehicles are recorded and confirmed.
This approach allows:
to keep a systematic record of hit enemy targets;
to assess the effectiveness of the units;
to identify and support teams that demonstrate the best combat results.
The number of confirmed DELTA hits within this program is constantly increasing. The statistics include the results of the use of UAVs against enemy personnel, military equipment, weapons, shelters, as well as the destruction of enemy drones – both copter and aircraft types.
In particular, in the period from January to June 2026, the monthly number of such hits almost doubled – from 105,798 to 200,218.
Thanks to DELTA, information on the combat work of various units and means of destruction does not remain in separate reports. The system combines this data, forms a single vision of the combat situation, allows for more rapid assessment of results and creates a transparent digital mechanism for supporting military units performing tasks on the front line.
Mission Control: a unified drone control system in DELTA
At the beginning of 2026, the Mission Control module – a unified digital system for controlling unmanned systems – went live in the DELTA ecosystem. Its implementation made it possible to abandon paper reporting on forms 5.31 and 5.32.
Now information on the performance of combat missions, the use of unmanned systems and the results of their work is automatically recorded directly in the digital system.
Mission Control collects data on the activities of UAV units and creates analytical dashboards for assessing the situation and making decisions at all levels of military command — from the company to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Ministry of Defense.
The module is already used by servicemen in all corps and groups of troops.
DELTA is not a separate application, but a comprehensive ecosystem of digital military solutions. It combines information from various sources, creates a single picture of the battlefield and helps commanders make decisions based on current data.
Individual tools of the ecosystem use artificial intelligence technologies for automatic detection, recognition and analysis of objects on the battlefield, which allows for faster processing of significant amounts of information and increasing the effectiveness of combat management.
