Pentagon orders another 1320 Ukrainian F10 FPV drones made by F-Drones

U.S.A. is placing an additional order for 1,320 Ukrainian drones.
Photo: F-Drones-UA / Facebook
The U.S. Department of War has placed an additional order for 1,320 F10 strike FPV drones made by Ukrainian company F-Drones under the Drone Dominance program. The company said on Facebook, citing the US program’s official website.
"American military forces have additionally ordered another 1,320 F10 strike FPV drones under the Drone Dominance program, which is being implemented for the US Department of War. In terms of the size of the additional order, our company ranks second among participants in the program’s first stage. We consider this recognition that Ukrainian drones meet the highest quality standards," F-Drones said.
According to the company, the additional order will be fulfilled using expanded production capacity.
"The deadline for fulfilling the order for the additional F10 delivery is by the end of November. We are currently going through all the necessary export procedures and approvals. We expect to receive Ukrainian authorization in a timely manner so that we can fulfill the contract on time. F-Drones’ production capacity allows us to fulfill additional orders without compromising deliveries to the front lines. Ukrainian defenders are receiving our drones on time and in full," said F-Drones CEO Stanislav Khutor.
F-Drones is participating in the first phase of the Drone Dominance program, which involves supplying drones to the U.S. Department of Defense.
Context
- F-Drones became the first Ukrainian company to export ready-to-use combat drones to the United States. 2,000 F10 strike FPV drones were shipped to the U.S. as part of the Drone Dominance project, which is being implemented for the U.S. Department of War.
- In 2026, F-Drones unveiled the F-CAPTAIN middle-strike system and the upgraded LITAVR+ jet-powered drone interceptor, and also announced plans to launch licensed production in the U.S. state of Ohio, where 300 people will be employed.
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