UFORCE Develops MV11 Naval Drone – Largest Member of the MAGURA Family

Ukrainian company UFORCE has presented its newest naval drone, the MV11, as part of the MAGURA family during a parade marking Ukraine’s Independence Day.

The company shared details with Militarnyi.

The “drone parade,” held on the Dnipro River, showcased the full current MAGURA lineup, including the newly introduced MV11.

The MV11 was designed and developed by UFORCE’s design and R&D bureau in Portugal, with international investment and a focus on meeting the operational needs of the Ukrainian Defense Forces.

A key feature of the drone is its ability to launch a larger number of unmanned systems directly from its deck. This turns the platform into a mobile naval base for other unmanned systems.

The MV11 is the largest unmanned surface vessel (USV) in its class. Unlike previous models in the family, it is designed as a transport platform capable of carrying other unmanned systems and mission equipment.

With its larger size, a payload capacity of up to 2,200 kg, and an endurance of up to seven days, the MV11 can serve as a carrier platform, transporting, launching, and supporting other unmanned systems far from shore.

The platform is designed for reconnaissance, surveillance, support of amphibious operations, as well as the delivery of fuel and equipment to other unmanned surface vessels (USVs).

The drone is capable of performing all of these missions around the clock and in all weather conditions.

“We are proud to present the MV11 on Ukraine’s Independence Day. This is not simply the largest maritime drone; it is a multidomain platform – a single carrier capable of transporting and launching other unmanned systems far from shore for operations across all domains. The investments attracted by UFORCE are being directed toward the needs of Ukraine’s Defense Forces. We are confident that the MV11 will become the backbone of many successful missions and contribute to further pushing back the enemy,” Oleh Rohynskyi, CEO of UFORCE, shared.

UFORCE’s operations in Portugal were first reported in September 2025.

In July, it was also announced that UFORCE and U.S.-based ReconCraft had signed a memorandum on the licensed production of Magura-family unmanned surface vessels in the United States.