// Directional Counter-Drone Jammer
Vikha
- Manufacturer
- Unwave
- Status
- In trials
Key specifications
- Covers 300 MHz to 3.2 GHz with over 100 W
- Rotary mount turns automatically toward the marked drone
- Works with Unwave’s Pastka control software; remote operation
Vikha / Unwave
Overview
Unwave is a Ukrainian maker of electronic warfare (EW) systems against drones. Its range includes vehicle jammers (Shatro, Choven-2), the Boombox position jammer, personal units (Patelnia, Maliuk) and the Bashur drone-video detector. The company says it has shipped more than 53,000 products and employs over 300 people. Vikha, unveiled in July 2026, is a directional system: the operator marks a drone, a rotary mount turns the antenna toward it and jamming begins. Militarnyi reports it covers 300 MHz to 3.2 GHz with over 100 W. In August and September 2026 Unwave took four systems, including Vikha, to the Pentagon’s Drone Dominance trials in the United States and, by its account, was invited to keep supporting the programme. In June 2026 it demonstrated systems to Czech security officials under a Ukrainian temporary export permit.
Sources
- Ukrainska Pravda, 13 Jun 2026
- Militarnyi, 15 Jul 2026
- Militarnyi, 25 Sep 2026
- ITC.ua, 1 Oct 2026
- Unwave, Oct 2026
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