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At the invitation of the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War, the YARTURA team has donated a prototype of Ukraine’s fastest interceptor drone, the DANCER 4.5.0, to the forthcoming ‘Museum of Modern Military Technologies’ exhibition.

 

The exhibition will showcase cutting-edge Ukrainian developments: strike drones, robotic platforms and modern military systems. However, you can already see the drone in the Museum’s main building, beneath the ‘Motherland’ monument.

The meeting with the team from the manufacturer of the DANCER 4.5.0 took place with the personal participation of the Museum’s Director General, Yurii Savchuk. The handover of the drone and a brief overview of its development history were conducted by YARTURA’s CEO, Oleg Bukarenko. 

Currently, the DANCER 4.5.0 is the fastest aircraft-type interceptor drone with an internal combustion engine in Ukraine, having already proven its effectiveness in combat missions. 

The DANCER 4.5.0 interceptor drone, which consists of 95 per cent Ukrainian components, forms part of an unmanned aerial system that also includes its own unique pneumatic launch system and a ground control station. A month earlier, it had already been unveiled at the Eurosatory 2026 international defence exhibition in Paris and is now ready for delivery to the country’s combat units, notably via the Brave1 platform, and under international contracts. 

The engineering solutions devised by Ukrainian arms manufacturers are impressive. 

Have you seen the latest exhibits at the ‘Museum of Modern Military Technologies’ in Kyiv yet?