From workshop to sky: how the division works
At Borey, assembling equipment and intercepting aerial targets are one cycle. The workshop is not separate from combat work.
The Borey division detects, intercepts and destroys aerial threats. That work does not start at launch. It starts where a system is built, checked and prepared for use.
We build
Assembly, setup, checks. Before equipment goes out, it has to be built by people who understand how it will behave in the air. A mistake on the bench is expensive in the sky — so the workshop is part of the combat cycle, not a rear area off to the side.
We intercept
Then the air: detect, track, engage. The task is the same for the whole division: protect people and critical infrastructure in Ukraine. Clear skies. A strong country. Always on watch.
We do not publish target counts, positions or employment details. You can describe the unit’s work accurately without revealing what must stay inside.
The homepage shows this cycle in brief: two stages of one job — assembly and intercept.