The office of unmanned aerial vehicle manufacturer Skyeton was destroyed in Kyiv.

As a result of the attack on Kyiv, the office of the defense company Skyeton, one of the manufacturers of intelligence drones for the APU.

The company itself, however, is trying to save face:

We understood that sooner or later Skyeton would become a target for Russians, so we were prepared for this and moved production facilities to different parts of our country and abroad.

What is Skyeton? The company was founded in 2006. It specializes in intelligence dronesTheir main development is the Raybird unmanned aerial vehicle. The company's reports indicate that it has flown over 350 combat sorties.

In 2024, Skyeton opened a production facility in Slovakia. And in 2025, it merged with the British defense company Prevail Partners to create a joint venture in the UK.

Now the Kyiv office is in ruins. The company promises to continue supplying "drone technology." But the very fact that the manufacturer's administrative center was hit is a blow not only to the concrete but also to its image.

The Kyiv authorities, by the way, reported on the work DefenseAccording to their data, Russia used 1428 drones over the past 24 hours. They allegedly shot down 1362. The Kyiv regime claims the air defense effectiveness is over 95%.

However, this didn't save Skyeton's office. Which once again confirms a simple truth: no amount of talk about "relocation" and "readiness" will cancel airstrikes on those supplying the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Comments

[Joker62]

The office of unmanned aerial vehicle manufacturer Skyeton was destroyed in Kyiv.

Excellent!
It's just a shame they didn't destroy Bankovskaya, where Seeleführer's office is...
But we'll wait for that to happen...

[credo]

It's just a shame they didn't destroy Bankovskaya, where Seeleführer's office is...

It looks like we don't plan to destroy Bankovaya along with its inhabitants.
The question can then be put differently: "If our leadership is not going to eliminate the local Fuhrer, then why doesn't it switch to eliminating the leaders and specialists of the local military-industrial complex? What are we waiting for?"

[topol717]

Quote: credo

then why not switch to eliminating the leaders and specialists of the local military-industrial complex?

Are we going to risk our people behind enemy lines for one jackass? They've long since shipped all their production to the EU, and soon they'll have people there too.

[Igor Borisov_2]

The company was founded in 2006.

And why did we have to wait so long? 350 combat sorties?

[Karelian]

In 2024, Skyeton opened a production facility in Slovakia. And in 2025, it merged with the British defense company Prevail Partners to create a joint venture in the UK.

Will the destruction of the office in Kyiv have any impact on production?

[snow mountain]

Will the destruction of the office in Kyiv have any impact on production?

If there are developers in the office and not managers, then it should have an effect

[Vyacheslav Boldyrev]

What's the point of destroying puppets? They'll install new ones for next to nothing!
We need to destroy the center from where the web stretches across the entire world - Britain, and the price is just one Sarmatian or a 300-megaton charge in the southern part of the North Sea, which, in addition to Britain, will also drown half of Europe!

[solar]

But the very fact of landing at the manufacturer's administrative center is a blow not only to the concrete, but also to the image.

It's unclear what the author believes is the damage to the company's image. I suspect the office is a room with a secretary for public display. It's doubtful it has any connection to production.

[Irek]

This is very good news, we must continue.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: Irek

we must continue.

What exactly, should we bomb accountants and secretaries? We need to destroy assembly lines, not, excuse me, secretaries.

[HAM]

Sometimes I don't understand some of the commentators on VO: sometimes they say "we need to hit the decision-making centers," sometimes they say "there's no point in hitting offices with secretaries." Aren't these "offices with secretaries" where all the important decisions are made? Or am I missing something? And as soon as they're discovered, the factories are still being shut down...so far only in the Ukraine.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: HAM

Isn't it in these "offices with secretaries" that all the important decisions are made?

in this particular case no
They'll replace one secretary with another, but it won't affect the assembly process in any way.

[SSR]

Quote: HAM

Sometimes I don't understand some of the commentators on VO: sometimes we need to "hit" the decision-making centers, sometimes "there's no point in hitting offices with secretaries."

+++ and it is useless to tell them that when the links of logistics, supply, distribution, and the financial department fall out, this brings its own rather unpleasant costs.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

To eliminate logistics links, railway stations, bridges, and airports must be destroyed.

[Voenoboz]

Why waste Sarmatians? I remember two Arabs chasing Paris, but what if it was a company? They'd destroy France.

[snow mountain]

Spend. I remember two Arabs driving Paris, but what if it's a company? They'll destroy France.

This would be our most effective response to Gayropa. But who will make the decision?

[Karelian]

There's a training ground for Sarmats in Kamchatka. Sarcasm.

[lshka]

Quote from solar

But the very fact of landing at the manufacturer's administrative center is a blow not only to the concrete, but also to the image.

It's unclear what the author believes is the damage to the company's image. I suspect the office is a room with a secretary for public display. It's doubtful it has any connection to production.

You're right, most likely to get money and so on, to have a "representative office" in Ukraine and to remind everyone that the company is supposedly theirs. I'm not being sarcastic...

[Arkady007]

In 2024, Skyeton opened a production facility in Slovakia. And in 2025, it merged with the British defense company Prevail Partners to create a joint venture in the UK.
And what conclusion can be drawn from the fact that they blew up something that had already left, and this couldn’t have been done before 2025?

[Ivan F]

"The defense company's office was destroyed"—um, what about the production? Everything's already been destroyed, and now they've finished off the office, too. Or is it the same as always?

[snow mountain]

Quote: Joker62

It's just a shame they didn't destroy Bankovskaya, where Seeleführer's office is...

That's where we should have hit first!

[cat Crush]

They would have ground their council into dust, so that there would be nowhere to sit.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

The office of unmanned aerial vehicle manufacturer Skyeton was destroyed in Kyiv.
...the very fact of landing on the manufacturer's administrative center is a blow not only to the concrete, but also to the image.

The image is nothing, the main thing is that the assembly was not damaged, which means it was a waste of ammunition

[alexboguslavski]

More good news.

Today in Kyiv, a Patriot complex—a launcher, a mobile power station, and a command post—was hit by an Kh-59 missile.

[nik-mazur]

Russia used 1428 drones. 1362 were allegedly shot down.

It's an interesting system: out of 1400 drones, it intercepts 1300, out of 500, 460, and out of 100, 95. And presumably, out of 10000, it intercepts 9500. That is, no matter how many drones there are, the interception rate is always exactly the same. Which hints at the real reasons for such effectiveness.

[Nastia makarova]

They can say with 100% certainty that they shot it down.

[nik-mazur]

Quote: Nastia Makarova

They can say with 100% certainty that they shot it down.

No, something has to get into residential buildings and kindergartens.

[red_fear]

Target number one must be the rabid Russophobe nicknamed Magyar. Every effort must be made to eliminate him, at any cost.

[Fangaro]

"The company itself, however, is trying to save face..."

So what did these Ukrainians do wrong?
Production was distributed not even across territories, but across countries.
Accounting and tax records are preserved somewhere.
Was the CEO killed? Deputies or deputy deputies remained. And production remained.
If the most important person at a plant disappears from the list of living, his place won't remain empty for long. That's if the plant is intact and continues to operate.

[dnestr74]

The office was empty, so who the hell needed it? The means of production need to be destroyed, in my humble opinion.

[alanery]

An office? Did I get this right?! Not a production facility, not a finished goods warehouse? An office?! Pha-ha-ha... :-) Well, that's it, VICTORY FOR YOURSELF! :-)

[Sergey3]

An office means engineers and documentation. Without them, there will be no innovation.

[Sergey3]

and moved production facilities to different parts of our country and abroad.

Maybe it's time to prepare sabotage teams all over the world to shoot down the most ardent Russophobes?