The TOPAZ artillery fire control system is utilized in KRAB howitzers and RAK mortars currently in service in Ukraine.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine announced that the integration took place during NATO's CWIX-2024 exercise held in Bydgoszcz, Poland.
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The exercise allowed the Ukrainian team to act as a hub for data collection and processing for the first time.
During the exercises, the DELTA system gathered, updated, and enhanced information, including details on the positions of its own and allied forces, which was subsequently relayed to the Polish TOPAZ system. This facilitated a comprehensive battlefield awareness and showcased DELTA's capability to securely transmit sensitive data.
Deputy Minister of Defense for Digital Development, Digital Transformation, and Digitalization Kateryna Chernohorenko stated, "Consequently, the Ukrainian military products ecosystem DELTA successfully fulfilled the task, confirming compatibility with TOPAZ and numerous other NATO systems. This year alone, the DELTA team has successfully tested five different interoperability standards and passed all assessments."
DELTA's operations were individually showcased to NATO's Supreme Allied Commander for Digital Transformation, General Philip Lavin, and NATO's Deputy Chief of Staff for Digital Transformation, Vice Admiral Jeffrey W. Hughes.
The Delta system is utilized for operational planning and combat mission coordination within the Ukrainian Armed Forces, facilitating unit coordination and secure information exchange regarding enemy force locations, among other functions
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