Ukraine’s DELTA combat system has confirmed its compatibility with NATO systems during the international naval exercise REPMUS 2026.
This was reported by Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence.
REPMUS (Robotic Experimentation and Prototyping with Maritime Unmanned Systems) is the largest international event dedicated to practising the use of unmanned systems in maritime operations. Ukraine took part in the exercise for the third time.
During the manoeuvres, the Ukrainian team used DELTA to coordinate reconnaissance, maritime area monitoring, manoeuvring, escorting and strike-effect simulation together with allies.
All assets that transmitted data in line with the NATO STANAG 4817 standard were successfully integrated into the system. These included aerial, surface and underwater unmanned systems, as well as radars.
The Ministry of Defence notes that the results of the exercise once again confirmed DELTA’s compatibility with Alliance systems and marked another step towards standardising Ukrainian technological solutions.
The DELTA combat system is an ecosystem of military products that helps destroy enemy targets. It includes a mobile app, a military messenger, secure battlefield streaming, a digital map, tools for planning work and integration with other systems.
The system integrates information on the location of enemy forces and assets and makes it possible, in real time, to track the position of opposing troops and promptly log detected objects for subsequent fire engagement. The system integrates information about the enemy on a digital map, with data drawn from various sources: satellite imagery providers, radars, sensors, GPS trackers and radio intercepts.
Users can see what is happening on land, at sea, in the air, in space and in cyberspace. The system can operate on any device: a laptop, a tablet or a mobile phone.