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FENSYS composite-net dome shelters tested against Ukrainian Lyuty and Bober drone profiles

Published 24 July 2026

Russian company FENSYS is producing modular passive drone-protection structures using metal lattice frames supporting composite-fibre or UHMWPE netting, erected at standoff distance to arrest incoming drones before their warhead reaches the protected object. The manufacturer offers three variants rated for small, light, and medium kamikaze drones and has conducted live drop-tests using mass-dimensional mockups of the Ukrainian An-196 Lyuty and UJ-26 Bober systems. The structures represent a last-layer passive defence for assets that survive electronic-warfare screens.

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