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SkyFall Boosts Drone Production Amid Rising Global Demand

3/8/2026

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SkyFall, led by CEO Ihor Fedirko, is boosting interceptor-drone production to meet rising U.S. and Middle Eastern demand amid conflicts, with capacity up to 50,000 drones per month.
The P1-SUN interceptor costs about $1,000 per unit and has downed over 1,500 drones since launch.
President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine will assist allies, with discussions on exports to the United States and Qatar.
Exports will not compromise Ukraine’s defense capabilities.

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SkyFall, led by CEO Ihor Fedirko, is boosting interceptor-drone production to meet rising U.S. and Middle Eastern demand amid conflicts, with capacity up to 50,000 drones per month.
The P1-SUN interceptor costs about $1,000 per unit and has downed over 1,500 drones since launch.
President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine will assist allies, with discussions on exports to the United States and Qatar.
Exports will not compromise Ukraine’s defense capabilities.