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The Ukrainian defense company DG Industry has donated mock-ups of guided aerial bombs—including the KAB "Vyrivniuvach"—to the War Museum's collection.

Events / 2 October 2026

DG Industry is a Ukrainian developer and manufacturer of advanced defence technologies, established in 2024. The company manages the entire weapon development cycle–from concept to testing and codification–while actively collaborating with the military to adapt its products to battlefield realities.

Particular attention was focused on the "Vyrivniuvach," a high-precision glide bomb designed to strike strategic enemy targets. Developed in 17 months of continuous testing and refinement, the munition features a robust design capable of withstanding significant overloads. More than 90% of its components originate from Ukraine, Europe, and the United States. In terms of performance, the "Vyrivniuvach" is on par with Western counterparts but is significantly more cost-effective, as the production is localised in Ukraine.

The Museum appreciates DG Industry’s trust and assistance in expanding the collection. This is immensely important to us, as every such development helps preserve the material history and evidence of the Russian-Ukrainian War.