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Over 150,000 digital reports: Mission Control system simplifies drone operations control

Ukrainian service members monitor screens displaying the DELTA ecosystem
The introduction of the Mission Control system allows a move away from paper reporting and a transition to automatically generated digital reports

More than 150,000 digital reports on completed missions have already been generated in the Mission Control system within DELTA.

“We recently launched Mission Control — a unified digital system for controlling drone operations within the DELTA ecosystem. Each crew enters the UAV type, route, and mission into the system. The results are already tangible. More than 150,000 digital reports have been generated so far,” said Minister of Defence Mykhailo Fedorov.

The introduction of the system allows a move away from paper reporting and a transition to automatically generated digital reports. Commanders gain a full real-time picture of drone operations without the need for manual reporting.

“The ‘famous’ paper reports 5.31 and 5.32 are no longer needed — all data is now available in a unified, convenient digital system,” the Minister of Defence added.

For the front line, this means:

  • the elimination of paper forms and the simplification of reporting;
  • real-time tracking of unmanned systems assets;
  • enhanced coordination with electronic warfare (EW) and air defense capabilities;
  • systematic analysis of operational effectiveness;
  • procurement decisions based on precise data.

Digital reporting for artillery will be rolled out in the next phase.

This is an important step toward achieving the objectives of the War Plan — stopping the enemy on the ground, strengthening control of the air, and building a system where every decision is data-driven.

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