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Ukraine codifies Hornet Vision Ctrl: NATO-standard global remote FPV network

Published 28 June 2026

A captured Russian soldier described 16 Ukrainian UAV operators deploying roughly 200 FPV drones linked to a virtual server, with remote pilots joining from anywhere in the world and receiving instant per-kill payments. Ukraine’s MoD has since formally codified the enabling system—Hornet Vision Ctrl, developed by ‘Wild Hornets’—as the first remotely operated UAV complex to receive NATO codification and official clearance within Ukraine’s Defence Forces. The platform pairs a digital-video ground control station with cloud-based routing, enabling geographically distributed operators to fly assets over the front.

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