Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal has announced the signing of an order to implement the DELTA system across all levels of Ukraine’s Defense Forces. This strategic move is aimed at enhancing the coordination and intelligence-sharing capabilities within the military structure. The DELTA system, which stands for Dynamic Engagement and Tactical Liaison Architecture, is designed to provide real-time communication and data sharing between different units, improving operational efficiency and response times during military operations.
According to official statements, the implementation of DELTA is a critical step in modernizing Ukraine’s military infrastructure to meet the evolving challenges posed by the ongoing conflict. The system’s capabilities include advanced communication protocols, secure data transmission, and integrated command and control systems. This upgrade is expected to significantly boost the effectiveness of military operations and enhance the ability of defense forces to coordinate across various levels of command.
Shmyhal emphasized the importance of this initiative during a press briefing, stating that the DELTA system will play a vital role in ensuring the resilience and adaptability of the Defense Forces. The implementation is scheduled to be completed within the next year, with phased rollouts across different military units. This move is part of a broader strategy to strengthen Ukraine’s defense capabilities and ensure readiness for potential future conflicts.