New Details Emerge About Ukraine's Vyrivnyuvach Glide Bomb, Which Can Be Dropped From MiG-29, Su-24, Su-27 Fighter Jets

90% of the components used in the construction of the Vyrivnyuvach, also referred to as the Equalizer, are sourced from domestic and Western supply chains. This guided glide bomb is designed for deployment via MiG-29, Su-24, and Su-27 fighter aircraft. The initiative represents a shift toward reducing reliance on foreign-supplied weaponry, as emphasized by Fox News and UNITED24 Media.

Additional production efforts involve a munition known as Firefly, which Vozpopuli reports is now in serial production. Defense Express confirms the bomb’s compatibility with legacy combat platforms, allowing for integration into the existing air force fleet without specialized airframe modifications. TWZ notes that the emergence of these details follows efforts to streamline indigenous manufacturing processes to sustain tactical operations.

Coverage does not yet specify the operational range or the total number of units currently in service. Future updates are expected to clarify the deployment timeline for the Firefly munition and the broader integration schedule for the Vyrivnyuvach across all designated aircraft types.