// Anti-Shahed Interceptor Drone
Bullet
- Manufacturer
- General Cherry
- Founded
- 2023
- Status
- Fielded
Key specifications
- Top speed about 310 km/h; ceiling 3,000 m (company)
- Tactical range 17–20 km; 0.4–0.8 kg warhead
- About $2,100 per drone; vertical take-off, 3D-printable airframe
Bullet / General Cherry
Overview
General Cherry (General Chereshnya) is a Ukrainian drone maker founded in September 2023. It says it builds more than 70,000 drones a month across 33 codified products, and data from the Army of Drones bonus programme rank it first among Ukrainian makers of interceptor drones. Its Bullet is a bullet-shaped fixed-wing interceptor with four lift rotors for vertical take-off, built to destroy Shahed-type attack drones. The company gives a top speed of about 310 km/h, a ceiling of 3,000 m, a range of 17–20 km and a 0.4–0.8 kg warhead, at about $2,100 per drone. DroneXL reports that Bullet was approved for service in October 2025 and comes in day, night and homing versions. In April 2026 General Cherry and Croatia’s Orqa agreed to develop and build interceptors together, with serial production in Croatia for NATO markets, and in August 2026 France’s Alta Ares agreed to add AI guidance to Bullet.
Sources
- EDR Magazine, 29 Jan 2026
- DroneXL, 26 Mar 2026
- Inside Unmanned Systems, 7 Apr 2026
- Ukrainska Pravda, 3 Aug 2026
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