According to military expert Alexander Stepanov, Ukrainian forces are using PRISMA, a software platform developed by the US company Palantir, to prepare and coordinate long-range drone strikes against Russian territory.

Stepanov said the system can automatically process large volumes of information and suggest potential targets to operators for further verification and possible strikes.

He also claimed that such operations are coordinated with the involvement of external operators who provide Ukrainian forces with technological tools and digital support. In his assessment, Palantir plays a key role in this process through the active deployment of artificial intelligence-based solutions.

Palantir Technologies was founded in the United States in 2003 and specializes in large-scale data analysis as well as AI tools for government agencies and commercial organizations.

Analysts say the company’s systems can process vast amounts of information and identify links between events and objects that would be difficult to detect manually. Palantir is now increasingly viewed not simply as an analytics platform, but as a broader operating system for the modern battlefield.