Ukrainian Units Order Record $111 Million in Drones and EW Systems Through Brave1 Marketplace

Ukrainian troops placed more than $111 million in orders through the Brave1 Market platform in June, the highest monthly total since the eBaly points program launched, according to Ukraine's Ministry of Defense on July 28.

The Ministry of Defense reported the figure on its website. The orders covered drones, ground robotic systems, and electronic-warfare and reconnaissance equipment. No single month had reached that total since eBaly launched in August 2025.

Average delivery time for in-stock goods fell to eight days, the ministry stated. The figure had previously stood at 10-14 days.

More than 1,000 items are now available for purchase with eBaly, according to the ministry. The drone selection includes FPV suicide models, bombers, mid-strike drones, and interceptors, alongside ground robotic systems and electronic warfare and reconnaissance gear.

Units earn eBaly for verified target strikes, reconnaissance, and ground-robot missions, the ministry explained. They spend those points on the equipment they need most through Brave1 Market.

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Manufacturers track their products in real time, the ministry added. They can see each drone or robot's ranking, mission count, and which units deploy it most often.

Since its launch, Brave1 Market has processed more than $737.1 million in equipment orders, Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine's then Minister of Defense, noted in late June. More than 400 combat units have used it to order over 500,000 drones and other systems.

Earlier, on June 30, Airbus and Saab became the first international companies to join Ukraine's Brave Prime framework, a cooperation model tying global defense firms to the Brave1 ecosystem.

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