According to Ukrinform, the Ministry of Defense reported this.

“This is the largest amount of orders placed in a single month since the ‘eBaly’ program began,” the Ministry of Defense noted.

At the same time, the average delivery time for in-stock items was reduced to 8 days. Previously, this figure was 10–14 days.

The Ministry of Defense noted that defenders can now choose from over 1,000 items on the marketplace to purchase with “eBaly.”

These include, in particular, various UAVs: FPV kamikaze drones; bombers; mid-range strike drones; and interceptors. Ground-based robotic systems and electronic warfare (EW)/electronic countermeasures (ECM) equipment are also available.

“Military personnel earn ‘eBaly,’ for example, for verified targets struck, reconnaissance, and UAV missions. With these, effective units can purchase more necessary equipment through Brave1 Market—exactly what they need right here and now,” the Ministry of Defense explained regarding the benefits of the “eBal” system and procurement via Brave1 Market.

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At the same time, manufacturers can view real-time statistics on their products—such as where their drone or UAV ranks, how many missions it has completed, which units use it most frequently, and so on.

As reported by Ukrinform, since the beginning of the year, the Defense Forces’ unmanned systems units have struck over 1 million confirmed enemy targets.

Photo: Ministry of Defense of Ukraine