Demand for cheap electronic warfare solutions has surged in Ukraine as troops look for protection against the growing Russian drone threat, a company behind one device told Business Insider.
Officials with the Ukrainian company December1 said they’ve observed rising demand for their system, called Damba, over the past year from Kyiv’s government, police, armed forces, and national guard.
The increased interest coincides with a sharp uptick in Russian drone activity on the battlefield and deeper in Ukraine.
December1 was making roughly 400 Damba systems a month in July 2025. That figure has since risen to roughly 1,000 and could reach 2,000, the…
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