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Vyriy Industries is a Ukrainian military-technology manufacturer focused on FPV strike drones, fiber-optic drones, fixed-wing unmanned aircraft, signal repeaters, ground stations, and related autonomy and initiation subsystems. The company describes a heavily localized production model, while recent Ukrainian reporting identifies it as one of the country's largest wartime drone producers.
2 weaponsVyriy Industries grew around inexpensive, rapidly iterated unmanned systems for Ukrainian military users. Its public product line includes the VYRIY OPTO and VYRIY FPV drone families, the Blyskavka fixed-wing strike UAV, MARA airborne repeaters, TERRA wired relays, the VYRIY 19 ground station, and the BAYBAK protected control unit.
The company's official site emphasizes in-house R&D, direct feedback from frontline units, and Ukrainian component localization. Vyriy says more than 80 percent of components in its products are made in Ukraine, including frames, motors, propellers, flight controllers, and electronic speed controllers.
Independent Ukrainian reporting in 2026 described Vyriy as a major defense-tech producer with more than 1,000 workers making fixed-wing, fiber-optic, and kamikaze drones as well as relay equipment. Vyriy also publicly presented the ZIRKA counter-UAV interceptor with NOCTIS, identifying itself as investor and production-scaling partner for that system.
NOCTIS developed the ZIRKA interceptor while Vyriy Industries publicly presented the system and identifies its role as investment and production-scaling support.
Sources: Vyriy ZIRKA public presentation, Babel ZIRKA report
Vyriy markets Blyskavka as a fixed-wing strike UAV with an over-7 kg payload, up to 80 km maximum range with a repeater, and the company's POPCORN initiation board installed across production drones.
Sources: Vyriy Blyskavka product page, Mezha POPCORN reportVyriy's official site states that the company had worked for more than two years, that its drones were supplied across the front line, and that more than 80 percent of components in its products were made in Ukraine.
Sources: Vyriy official website
Mezha reported that Vyriy introduced the POPCORN initiation board and said the codified subsystem was being installed on all company products, including the Blyskavka strike UAV.
Sources: Mezha POPCORN report
Ukrainska Pravda reported from the War'26 conference that Vyriy had codified the Dzhankoi ground robotic system and the low-cost Sokil reconnaissance UAV, with both products undergoing trials in brigades.
Sources: Ukrainska Pravda Dzhankoi and Sokil report
Vyriy announced the public presentation of ZIRKA in Kyiv, describing NOCTIS as developer and Vyriy Industries as investor and scaling partner for production.
Sources: Vyriy ZIRKA public presentation
Vyriy said it held roughly a quarter of Ukraine's FPV drone market and supplied through DOT-Chain Defence and Brave1 Market, while the Kyiv Independent separately described the company as a large Ukrainian defense-tech producer with more than 1,000 workers.
Sources: Vyriy press conference statement, Kyiv Independent Vyriy report
Public sourcing for Vyriy mixes company disclosures, official product pages, and Ukrainian defense reporting. Investigation-related claims are included only as context for public scale, ownership, and procurement reporting, not as adjudicated legal findings.
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Crewed aircraft, drones, and loitering munitions.
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Systems that contest aircraft, missiles, helicopters, and drones.