A Ukrainian drone maker is designing a UAV that's designed to hunt down other drones.The non-profit Wild Hornets is dubbing it the Sting.It's targeted at the Shahed-136, an Iranian drone used heavily by Russia to bombard Ukraine.

According to the drone's developers, the Wild Hornets group, "Sting" will be able to fly at altitudes approaching 10,000 feet, with a speed of over 100 miles per hour. It is the first drone specifically developed to target Russia's arsenal of Shaheds.

Ukraine has developed the Sting drone to intercept Iranian Shahed UAVs. Source: The Telegraph Details: The new weapon will be used to chase down and intercept Shahed-136 drones instead of conventional air defence systems,

Facing over 1,000 Shahed drone attacks each month, Ukraine’s developers have introduced a new solution: the “Sting” interceptor drone.

Despite the ongoing war, Ukrainians are continuously developing weapons to help effectively defend against Russian attacks. One of the latest innovations in this category is the Sting drone. According to The Telegraph,

Ukraine has introduced the "Sting," a new drone designed to take down Russian-operated Shahed-136 drones, according to The Telegraph. Developed by the Wild Hornets group, the Sting offers a cheaper, faster way to defend against these drones.