Russian maker Svarog is developing a layered counter-drone network that would combine passive detection sensors with its Svarog Pro interceptor drone, a company representative told TASS on 4 November, according to Zona Militar. Passive sensors receive radio emissions without transmitting, which makes them harder to find.
The company also confirmed it is developing a version of the interceptor with a thermal camera, and says the Svarog Pro has shot down drones at the front. The interceptor began combat trials in July 2026 and, according to specifications released then, can fly at more than 300 km/h, up to 4 kilometres high and engage targets up to 17 kilometres away.
