The U.S. Army Buys Ukrainian Drones for over $10 Million: What's Known About Raybird
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Why did the Pentagon place a bet on the Raybird drone? The U.S. Army entered into a $10.64 million contract with an U.S. division of the Ukrainian company Skyeton for the supply of Raybird drones. This is reported by RBK-Ukraine with reference to the Pentagon. What is known about the terms of the contract at a fixed price was announced on 18 September 2026. It was received by Skyton Inc. from North Las Vegas, Nevada State, an American unit of Uk…
The US Army has ordered Raybird reconnaissance drones from the Ukrainian company Skyeton. The cost of the contract is $10.64 million. This amount includes unmanned complexes and related services. This is reported by The Kyiv Independent with reference to the Pentagon announcement of September 18. The contract was awarded to Skyeton Inc., an American division of Skyeton. How many complexes were ordered, is not reported. Work on the agreement is p…
Raybird is able to stay in the air for up to 24 hours and cover up to 2500 km, and its manufacturer is already creating its own plant in the United States
The US Army has signed a contract with the US division of the Ukrainian company Skyeton for the supply of Raybird reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) worth $10.64 million.
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