Air system · Loitering Munition
Bulava Loitering Munition
Reconnaissance / Loitering Strike
Also known as: Bulava / Deviro Bulava / Bulava strike drone / Bulava loitering munition

Bulava Loitering Munition overview
Bulava is a Ukrainian unmanned strike-and-reconnaissance system presented by Deviro as combining a reconnaissance element with a loitering strike aircraft. Deviro describes the strike aircraft as intended to engage moving and fixed ground targets at tactical and operational levels. The UAC attribution appears in some catalog material, while the public product page identifies Deviro; the relationship is therefore recorded as a reported attribution rather than an unqualified corporate fact.
Deviro's product material reports an 80-km combat radius, up to 50 minutes of flight duration, day and night cameras, and a 3.6-kg combat unit. These are manufacturer-published values and may describe a particular configuration; dimensions, speed, ceiling, maximum takeoff weight, datalink details, and independent combat performance are Not publicly disclosed. The supplied illustration is not specification evidence, and the reconnaissance and strike elements should not be assumed to share every component.
The product is marketed as a Ukrainian system developed during the current war, with claimed operation in day, night, and GNSS-denied conditions. Marketing and product-page claims do not by themselves establish serial production, a complete operator list, or a universal in-service date. Through September 2026, Bulava is recorded as an active Ukrainian offering with reported combat-oriented development and limited publicly verified fleet information.
Armament
3.6-kg combat unit (manufacturer-reported); exact warhead and release configuration Not publicly disclosed
Development and operational timeline
- Deviro-associated Bulava material describes a Ukrainian strike-and-reconnaissance system
- Deviro product material publishes Bulava imagery and manufacturer-reported 80-km radius and 50-minute duration
- Product information continues to claim day/night imaging and operation without GNSS
- Bulava remains an actively marketed Ukrainian system; production quantity and complete operator list are Not publicly disclosed