The missile was put into production immediately after its development and codification were completed. The purchase contracts are signed by the same units of the Ukrainian Armed Forces that operate long-range drones.
The price of the missile has not been disclosed for security reasons, but it is known to be less than the cost of the Lutyi (Fierce) attack drone.
The Peklo missile is made up of 70% Ukrainian components manufactured by state and private companies, and has interchangeable elements to overcome production bottlenecks, such as the ability to use different engines depending on their quantity and availability on the market.
With a smaller warhead than the Palianytsia missile, the Peklo resembles a kamikaze drone, but it is capable of flying at speeds of up to 700 km/h, significantly faster than conventional drones, which can fly at 150 to 200 km/h at most.
The presence of a jet engine allows the drone to function as a cruise missile, according to the developers.