A big nightmare for the Russians at the front; Ukraine hits a target on battlefield in three minutes
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Ukrainian troops are using the Delta system, which creates a unified digital picture of the battlefield for command and control, and which the US military calls Ukraine's most powerful weapon. The New York Times explains how the system works .
The program collects data and helps identify targets to coordinate the work of different units. It integrates information flows and distributes targets for rapid destruction. The developers added that speed determines battlefield advantage.
Specifically, the time it takes to engage a target has been reduced. One of the Charter commanders explained that previously, at least 20 minutes passed from the moment a unit reported enemy positions to the first artillery shot. Now, it takes three to five minutes. Commanders cite the ability to track targets over time as a useful feature. For example, data is collected on individual Russian howitzers spotted on the battlefield. Troops can see when they were first spotted and when attacks were attempted. This helps prevent repeating mistakes. It's worth noting that the powerful Delta software was developed in Ukraine. Its origins date back to 2014, when the first drones were deployed, but it took a very long time for data to reach units. Ukraine is currently adding AI features and developing chatbots that can be integrated into Delta. US Secretary of the Army Daniel Driscoll noted that American systems don't have the full functionality of the Ukrainian system.
Journalists quoted Kateryna Bondar, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, as saying that Russia is developing a Delta-IV variant, but Ukraine retains an advantage. Western armies, she warned, must quickly catch up or risk being left behind.
As a reminder, according to Heiko Hübner, Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the German Army, a key lesson to be learned from Ukraine's fight against the Russian invasion is that the speed of innovation and adaptation in military affairs can be decisive on the battlefield. This helps not only create new developments, but also implement and scale them up. As NATO reconsiders its long-standing emphasis on producing the highest quality weapons, German Army Deputy Chief of the General Staff Heiko Hübner noted that the speed of weapons development could be the deciding factor between victory and defeat.
"In my view, the war in Ukraine has undoubtedly confirmed one key lesson: that the speed of military innovation has itself become a decisive factor in military power. The question is no longer simply who develops the best technology. The key question is who can scale innovations faster and, more importantly, integrate them into the armed forces more quickly from a technical standpoint," said Hübner.
The Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the German Army added that today, deterrence is no longer based solely on numbers, but depends on speed, connectivity, and, most importantly, adaptability.
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