The EW-Resistant Heavy Bomber Drone: 3 Ways to Get the Pegasus Arms 25

26.01.2026

When the enemy jams frequencies and civilian copters fall, heavy military "birds" with secured communications keep working. The Pegasus Arms 25 is a powerful bomber drone, which the enemy generally refers to as "Baba Yaga," but with one critical advantage—resistance to Electronic Warfare (EW).

This Pegasus drone is capable of carrying 14 kg of "gifts" to places others cannot reach. But how can a commander officially obtain this system? We have gathered all current options: from the state program using points to direct purchase.

Why the Pegasus Arms 25?

Today, a bomber drone of this class is the primary means of inflicting nighttime terror on the occupiers. The Pegasus Arms 25 is designed to operate in environments with heavy radio-electronic suppression. While the enemy thinks they have closed the sky with EW, the Pegasus continues to perform missions involving remote mining or dropping ammunition.

Option #1. "Army of Drones Bonus" (via E-Points)

For whom: Units that are actively destroying the enemy and have confirmed results.

This is the most modern way to obtain a bomber drone without raising funds. Your combat work is converted into new weapons.

Accumulation: The unit receives "E-Points" for destroyed equipment and personnel.
Ordering: Via the Brave1Market marketplace. Look for the Pegasus Arms 25 in the catalog.
Logistics: Supply and accounting are automated through the DOT-chain Defence system.

Advantage: No need to look for funding. You earn your own "Baba Yaga" yourself.

Option #2. Direct Purchase (Unit Budget / Subventions)

For whom: Units that have their own funds or subventions from local communities.

If your military unit has budgetary resources, you can purchase the Pegasus drone directly from the manufacturer under an official contract.

Action Algorithm:

Contact the manufacturer to receive a commercial offer.
Sign a direct supply contract.
Receive the systems on the unit's balance sheet with a full package of documents.

Option #3. Via Volunteer Funds

For whom: Units supported by businesses or volunteers.

Benefactors can also purchase the Pegasus Arms 25 bomber drone for transfer to the military. This works with both large foundations and private donors.

How to do it:

The Commander writes an official request to the fund.
The fund pays the invoice to the manufacturer.
The Pegasus Arms 25 is transferred to the unit via an act of acceptance-transfer.

Contacts for Ordering

Regardless of whether you plan to get the drone using points or funds, the manufacturer will provide consultation regarding technical specifications and configuration.

Email: p.info@pegasusarms.com.ua

Choose reliability that ignores enemy EW. Order the Pegasus Arms 25 today.

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