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Ukraine's Tryzub laser enters final testing with 1,500 m stated engagement range

Published 15 October 2026

According to a Russian engineering channel, Ukrainian company Celebra Tech’s Tryzub (Trident) laser counter-drone system has reached the final testing stage. Developer-stated performance puts effective range at 1,500 m against reconnaissance UAVs and 800–900 m against FPV drones, with a projected future capability of 5 km sufficient to engage Shahed/Geran-class strike drones. The system was first disclosed in December 2024 by the first commander of Ukraine’s Special Forces and video-demonstrated in April 2025.

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