Deadliner Q15-30 completes codification

The Deadliner Q15-30 fiber-optic FPV drone — a new model in the series, developed on the basis of combat experience and requests from the military — has completed codification with Ukraine's Ministry of Defense. This opens the way for its procurement by the Defense Forces through the state platforms Brave1 and DOT-Chain: the drone will become available to order in the coming weeks.

Deadliner Q15-30 is designed for missions at distances of up to 30 km and can carry a payload of up to 3 kg. It sustains a flight of at least 30 minutes, with a cruising speed of 65 km/h and a maximum speed of 110 km/h. A day/thermal camera allows it to operate at any time of day, while the choice between analog and digital video channel configurations makes it possible to match the model to a unit's specific task.

‍"The codification of Deadliner Q15-30 is another step in the development of the series. We continuously improve Deadliner based on combat experience and feedback from the military. We are also currently working on the codification of Deadliner models with ranges of 35 and 40 km, to give units a wider choice of drones for different combat tasks," says a Stellarion representative.

Deadliner Q15-30 is part of the Deadliner series of fiber-optic FPV drones already in use with Ukraine's Defense Forces. According to the official report of Ukraine's Defense Forces for July 2026, the Deadliner Q1 FPV drone took second place in the overall ranking of fiber-optic strike systems and holds the lead among fiber-optic drones within Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces.

According to company data, fiber-optic FPV drones of the Deadliner series demonstrate a mission success rate of over 70%.