Ukraine’s military is testing a domestically produced laser weapon system, Tryzub (Trident), capable of engaging aircraft at altitudes exceeding two kilometers. This system, comparable to similar U.S. and British technologies like LaWS and DragonFire, demonstrates successful precision targeting at extended ranges. Ukrainian specialists are actively improving and expanding the Tryzub’s capabilities. With this development, Ukraine joins a select group of nations possessing operational laser weaponry.
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Ukraine’s newly established Unmanned Systems Forces have successfully deployed a laser weapon system, Tryzub, capable of downing aircraft at altitudes exceeding two kilometers, making Ukraine one of only five nations with this technology. Simultaneously, significant progress is being made in developing “mother drones,” extending the range and capabilities of smaller strike drones to over 70 kilometers. These advancements represent a substantial technological leap for Ukrainian defense, reflecting ongoing efforts to scale and improve both laser and drone technologies. Colonel Sukharevskyi emphasizes the effectiveness and ongoing development of these systems.
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John Q. Hosedrinker