Any questions? No questions when there’s STING 😎 In the photo — the “PIKA” crew of the 4th Border Guard Detachment, systematically destroying enemy Shaheds. The defenders operate STING by Wild Hornets — the No.1 interceptor that opened this niche in Ukraine in the first place.

Interceptor STING downs 37 targets in a single day 🔥 Operators of the “Khymera” UAV unit of the 105th Border Guard Detachment saved dozens — if not hundreds — of lives during the massive attack on May 13–14. 1/2

This STING patch is a symbol of gratitude to the military for destroying Shaheds and more. Every enemy wing brought down means a saved life, a protected city, disrupted reconnaissance, a preserved position, or a historical landmark left unharmed. 1/2

Interceptor STING downs 10 Gerberas in a day — in HD quality 🔥 Combat work of the “Rocky” crew of the 141st Mechanized Brigade using interceptors equipped with the Hornet Vision digital video system.

The vehicle gives up, but STING keeps working. In the photo: the vehicle of the “Tortuga” crew from the 208th Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade. The Russian attack coincided with severe weather conditions. The vehicle struggled to withstand them — but STING got the job done. 1/2

More than 300 targets were downed by interceptor STING yesterday and overnight. And that’s only what we know so far. Three units destroyed over 200 drones. One of them alone accounted for 120 targets. The record for the highest number of interceptions by a single crew was also broken twice.

The enemy’s massive drone attack across Ukraine is ongoing. As of now, crews operating interceptor STING have already downed more than 100 Shaheds — and the work continues. God protect our military — truly saintly people!

Operator of the 208th Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade with a ZALA drone downed by interceptor STING 🚀 Interceptor STING can be used to take down various types of drones — including Shaheds, other strike drones, reconnaissance UAVs, and loitering munitions.

“My crew destroyed 19 enemy ‘Molniya’ drones in three days,” says the commander of the “Roniny” unmanned systems battalion of the 65th Mechanized Brigade, speaking about their work with Wild Hornets anti-aircraft drones. 1/2

Interceptor STING downs 14 enemy targets 🔥 Operators of the SBU “Alpha” unit destroyed 7 ZALAs, 3 “Knyaz Vyeshchiy Oleg” UAVs, Merlin, Lancet, Supercam, Skat. All targets were destroyed using No.1 interceptors equipped with the Hornet Vision 360 digital video system — no need to adjust the antenna

The Queen’s second life 👏 This is a soldier with the callsign “Walker,” whom we showed earlier. He found the drone near the front line, repaired it, and now uses it for logistics and training. Another story proving that Queen Hornet is an effective drone that can be easily repaired in the field.

Wild Hornets anti-air drones take down enemy UAVs 💥 Operators from the “Posipaka” 39th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment upgraded their equipment by mounting a rifle, turning our systems into multi-purpose weapons. Thank you for your hard work and the spectacular footage!

Interceptor STING destroys another jet-powered Shahed 🔥 The target, carrying up to 50 kg of explosives, was intercepted by the “Iron Birds” unit of the 3rd Assault Brigade. This is already the third jet-powered Shahed downed by interceptor STING over the past two weeks. 1/2

STING interception through the eyes of the military 💥 Unique footage of the 1020th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment in action. Watch till the end to see what a Shahed takedown looks like from the ground.

This is how interceptor STING operates within the Unmanned Systems Forces 🔥 Operators of the 411th Brigade “Hawks” effectively detect and destroy Shaheds. In April alone, the unit struck nearly 3,000 enemy targets. 1/2

Daily shipments continue: ground control stations and 10-inch Wild Hornets drones are already on their way to the military 📦

Interceptor STING protects southern Ukraine 🚀 This is possible thanks to the operators of the 11th National Guard Brigade, who have been defending southern Ukraine for months. All interceptions shown in the video were carried out remotely using Hornet Vision Ctrl technology. 1/2

Interceptor STING — the No.1 interceptor against Shaheds and Gerberas for 8 months in a row 🏆 We’re proud to have created an effective tool for the Ukrainian military. This result means thousands of downed Shaheds and Gerberas. Thousands of… 1/2

A young family with STINGs in their hands: meet “Grek” and “Haika”. They got married just days before the full-scale invasion and now serve together in the BULAVA unit. “Haika” has become a navigator after assembling drones, while her husband is an interceptor STING operator. 1/3

Combat work of the 34th Marine Brigade with interceptor STING 🚀 The video shows the “Fortune” crew destroying enemy targets with interceptor STING in Kherson and the surrounding areas.

Interceptor STING downs a Granat-4 reconnaissance UAV Operators of the 10th Mountain Assault Brigade shot down a drone the enemy used for artillery targeting, including strikes on Shahed interceptor positions. 1/2

Combat work of the 420th Unmanned Systems Battalion “Khort” with interceptor STING 🔥 This is how a platoon commander of the UAV unit sees it.

These thank-you videos from the 1020th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment and the “Bulava” unit are for everyone who supported the fundraiser for named interceptions by interceptor STING. Every donation helps purchase essential items for the crews: power stations… 1/3

These thank-you videos from the 1020th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment and the “Bulava” unit are for everyone who supported the fundraiser for named interceptions by interceptor STING. Every donation helps purchase essential items for the crews: power stations… 1/3

Interceptor STING downs another jet-powered Shahed 🔥 The “Rubin” crew of the 1020th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment has taken down their second jet-powered target in a week. And even with Hornet Vision Ctrl remote control. 1/2

This is what the “Heavenly Sich” unit’s work with STING interceptors looked like. They were taking down targets in both sunshine and heavy rain 🚀

Today is UAV Day — a tribute to one of the most critical tools in modern warfare. Drones of all types prove their effectiveness daily. Without them, thousands of enemy drones would continue destroying entire cities. 1/3

“We shoot down everything that flies. I fly STINGs — these were the first interceptors where I delivered results!” says Nord, an operator of the 425th Assault Regiment “Skelia.” This unit was among the first to start downing Shaheds using interceptor STING. 1/2

“STING is at least as important to Ukraine as the Spitfire was to the British during the Battle of Britain.” Dutch outlet De Telegraaf has published a piece on the air war in Ukraine. 1/2

“On this combat position, we carry out missions around the clock — 24/7,” says a serviceman of the 39th Marine Brigade. The crew shared insights on the toughest parts of the job, their core motivation, and combat operations with interceptor STING within a 20 km radius.

STING interception above the clouds ☁️ The “Dragons” crew of the anti-aircraft missile artillery division destroyed one of many Shaheds. They also captured it all on another interceptor.

National Guard operators from the 21st Operational Brigade brought down another “Gerbera” 🤝 Engaged using interceptor STING — the leader in Shahed and Gerbera downings for 7 months in a row.

Watch an enemy drone taken down by a STING interceptor — with your name on screen 💥 We’ve just received a new video from the pilots of the “Bulava” unit, this time featuring the callsign Maggie. 1/4

Shipping hundreds of drones every day 📦 Hornet Queen — a 17-inch drone designed for bombing, minelaying, and logistics. One of its key advantages is how easy it is to repair in field conditions. 1/3

Interceptor STING downs a Gerbera with a direct ram 🔥 The enemy drone is knocked out, and after the impact the “Hrim” unmanned systems unit even managed to capture the view. Great work!

Interceptor STING in a new The Times article 🚀 The piece covers the combat work of the National Guard’s “Omega Wings” operators, the principles behind the No.1 interceptor, and the decision not to export STING abroad. 1/2

Photos of combat operations by the 208th Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade and interceptor STING ❤‍🔥 “We shoot down 80–90% of Shaheds in our sector with its help,” says Vitalii, the unit commander. Read more in the Neue Zürcher Zeitung article: www.nzz.ch/internationa...

Interceptor STING downs another jet-powered Shahed 🚀 All thanks to the “Foxtrot” crew of the 1020th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment, who intercepted a turbojet-powered target. Recently, the same unit set a record — 30 Shaheds downed in a single day. 1/2

“Flying without having to think ‘adjust the antenna’ — that’s the best part,” says a soldier from the crew of the 22nd Mechanized Brigade. This is one of the key advantages of the Hornet Vision digital video system for the interceptor STING. More feedback — in the image 🔥

Zala Kub kamikaze drone destroyed by interceptor STING 🚀 The “Tortuga” crew intercepted a UAV with both automatic and manual target guidance. It can carry up to 3 kg of explosives at speeds of up to 130 km/h, but thanks to the operators, the target was neutralized.

The cold spring in Ukraine is a reminder of this winter video! A custom solution by the 10th Mountain Assault Brigade: enemy drones taken down by Wild Hornets anti-air drones and… sticks 💥 1/2

Another impressive interception by STING 💥 Operators of the 762nd Territorial Defense Brigade chased a Shahed for a long time as it tried to hide in the clouds — but it didn’t work. This video is yet another proof of our pilots’ skill. Watch it now!

Queen Hornet — a multi-purpose drone by Wild Hornets 🐝 It’s a bomber, a carrier for a grenade launcher, a rifle, or other drones. At the same time, it serves logistics: transporting ammunition, medical supplies, and blood. It can also act as a relay.

Support for the 1020th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment through donations is a direct contribution to destroying enemy targets 🔥 A personalized sting is an opportunity to see where your donations go while also supporting the military. 1/4

From the first drones to downing jet-powered Shaheds: “Oboronka” interviews Wild Hornets 🐝 They covered the company’s founding, the development of the Queen Hornet at the request of Kyrylo Veres, and shared new details about STING 2.0. 1/2

11 enemy targets downed by interceptor STING 🚀 All Shahed and Gerbera interceptions were carried out by the SBU “Alpha” unit — one of the most effective units in countering Shahed-type attack UAVs in 2025.

A token of appreciation for Shahed hunters 🚀 We created this patch to once again thank our military for their work against enemy drones. 1/2

30 downed targets by interceptor STING — roughly $1M in enemy losses 🔥 With that in mind, it’s even more satisfying to see 30 interceptions in a single day by the “Foxtrot” crew of the “Paskudy” unit.

11 drones downed thanks to your donations — and there’s more to come 🔥 By joining this fundraiser, you will receive a video of a shootdown featuring your name and support the «Bulava» unit. 1/3

Interceptor STING downs a Shahed carrying an R-60 guided missile on board 🚀 The crew of the “Sapsan” unit, 105th Border Guard Detachment “Khymera,” destroyed another enemy target — a Shahed equipped with an air-to-air missile.