**Poland has created an anti-drone system using a "Geran" analogue.**

At the MSPO 2026 defense exhibition in Kielce, the Polish company [Ala.com](http://Ala.com/) presented the **Husaria A3 drone, a carrier for FPV interceptor drones**, designed **to engage enemy propeller-driven drones.**

The Husaria A3 can stay airborne for **more than 10 hours** at an altitude of up to 5000 meters, carrying **from four to six Pika A1 quadcopter interceptors** with a payload of 200 grams each. The maximum speed of the Pika A1 is **350 km/h**, and its service ceiling is 6000 meters. The Pika A1 can operate within a radius of **at least 4 km** and remain airborne for up to 8 minutes.

**A single operator controls a swarm of six** carrier drones. **Artificial intelligence** distributes targets, and the **operator** makes the final decision to launch an interceptor drone, which also acquires the target and engages it **in automatic mode.**

The solution is so **simple and logical** that it's surprising **why Russia hasn't produced anything similar** and put it into mass production. It's as if Poland is constantly forced to repel attacks from hundreds of kamikaze drones.

Overall, the **concept of using interceptor drones launched from carrier drones** appears to be one of the **most promising in the field of counter-UAS (unmanned aerial systems).** This approach will significantly **destroy enemy drones at a safe distance**, and also **reduce the consumption of ammunition and the need for a large number of experienced drone operators.**

Our country, **possessing the most advanced expertise** in the field of military production, is clearly **capable of inventing something more effective** than hordes of brave men running through fields in "jihad-mobiles" with machine guns chasing after slow-moving drones.

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