It became easier to destroy the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation: the Ukrainian Delta combat system was united with the Polish Topaz

Delta successfully transmitted the information to the Topaz artillery fire system, which is used in Kraba howitzers and self -propelled mortars. During the NATO CWIX24 exercises, which took place in the Polish city of Bydgoszcz, the Ukrainian Delta troops system was successfully integrated with the Polish Topaz Artillery Fire management system. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

During Delta's exercises, she collected, updated and supplemented information, including the location of her own troops and friendly units. Then these data were transmitted to the Polish Topaz system. So the military received a complete understanding of the situation on the battlefield. According to "militaristic", Topaz is used in the howitzers Krab and self -propelled mortars RAK, which are in service with Ukraine.

"As a result, the Ukrainian system has successfully coped with the task and confirmed compatibility with many other NATO systems," - said Kateryna Chernororenko, Deputy Minister of Defense for Digital Development, Digital Transformations and Digitalization. The official stressed that the first robotic war in Ukraine continues, and the Delta system gives the Armed Forces an advantage over the enemy.

According to her, in 2024, Delta system successfully passed tests for 5 different compatibility standards. Lieutenant Colonel Elizabeth Boyko also added that during the CWIX24 exercises the Ukrainian team held a number of presentations for foreign delegations and received a high appreciation of her work.

Delta was presented separately for NATO head from General Philip Lavin's digital transformation and the deputy chief of the NATO development headquarters on digital transformation of Viceadmiral Jeffrey V. Guz. The Defense Ministry noted that Delta allows you to see the battlefield in real time and reflects the situation on the ground, at sea and in the air on a digital map. The data obtained can be exchanged within the unit, brigades and with allies.