Ukraine Eyes Building National Defense Industrial Capability
The Turgis & Gaillard combat drone, Aarok, at the International Paris Air Show in June 2023.
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Ukraine’s government has signed agreements with almost 40 defense companies from Europe, Australia and Canada as it seeks to expand the country’s national defense industrial capability. Companies—including uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) manufacturers—agreed to joint production, technology exchange...
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