LITAVR interceptor
LITAVR is a Ukrainian interceptor UAV developed by F-Drones for countering hostile aerial targets. Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence says LITAVR passed testing, was codified, and entered serial production and deliveries to the military. The page describes the system at a high level; this site does not reproduce actionable engagement procedures.
LITAVR interceptor at a glance
| Manufacturer | F-Drones |
|---|---|
| Origin | Ukraine |
| Category | Counter-UAS interceptor |
| Role | Counter-UAS interceptor designed to engage Shahed-type UAVs and other aerial targets. |
| Aliases | LITAVR · F-Drones interceptor |
| Evidence status | Confirmed system use |
What the public record establishes
Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence says LITAVR passed testing, was codified, and entered serial production and deliveries to the military. The page describes the system at a high level; this site does not reproduce actionable engagement procedures.
The distinction between platform identity and event attribution matters. A manufacturer page can establish what a drone is; an official military release, UN report, or conflict-monitoring source is needed to establish where it appears in a war. Where those records do not align, this page keeps the uncertainty visible.
This is a non-operational reference page. It explains the manufacturer, platform family, and public conflict record without providing instructions for building, targeting, deploying, or modifying a weapon system.
Wars covered
- Russia–Ukraine War — 2014–present; full-scale invasion from February 2022
LITAVR interceptor FAQ
Who makes the LITAVR interceptor?
F-Drones
Where has the LITAVR interceptor been documented?
Russia–Ukraine War
Is the LITAVR interceptor identification fully confirmed?
Confirmed system use. This status applies to the level of evidence described on this page, not to every individual battlefield claim.