// Networked Tactical Jamming System
Damba
- Manufacturer
- December1
- Status
- Fielded
Key specifications
- Detects threats up to 50 km away
- Jams specific drone classes, from FPVs to Shaheds
- Thousands installed at the front and at critical sites (company)
Damba / December1
Overview
December1 is a Ukrainian maker of anti-drone systems that worked in stealth mode for two years before going public in August 2026. Its Damba is a tactical electronic-warfare system that detects threats up to 50 km away and jams the control link between an enemy drone and its operator. The company stresses its networked design: Damba connects to external sensors for 360° coverage, targets specific classes of drones, from FPVs and Shahed loitering munitions to Molniya, Zala and Supercam reconnaissance drones, and has a remotely controlled rotating platform and automated response modes. December1 says it ships dozens of software updates a year based on front-line feedback and that thousands of Damba units are installed at the front and at critical infrastructure. In October 2026 it agreed with Lithuania’s Pekkla to produce Damba in Lithuania from 2027. It also makes the Videoscanner D1 hand-held FPV video detector.
Sources
- Defender Media, 14 Aug 2026
- Defender Media, 10 Sep 2026
- Defender Media, 15 Oct 2026
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