Ukraine and Sweden are continuing to strengthen their strategic partnership in the defence industry, with particular focus on joint ventures and innovative military technologies.
Brave1 has tested fourteen FPV bomber drones, ranging from 10 to 18 inches, for their resistance to electronic warfare (EW), payload capacity, flight range, and combat usability.
Shield AI has confirmed that its Kyiv-based operations team has completed more than 130 sorties using its V-BAT unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) in Ukraine.
Ukraine has introduced a new cruise missile named Bars, capable of striking targets up to 800 kilometres inside Russian territory, according to a BBC report citing a Ukrainian government source.
kraine has completed its largest test of unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs), with over 70 ground drones from 50 domestic manufacturers participating in a major field trial.
The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has officially adopted the domestically produced B-1 unmanned aerial system for use within the Armed Forces.
Ukraine has unveiled its domestically developed laser weapon system, named Tryzub, for the first time.
On the night of 11 to 12 April, Russian forces launched a long-range drone strike on the Sviatoshyn airfield in Kyiv.
The Ukrainian Air Force has confirmed the death of 26-year-old fighter pilot Pavlo Ivanov, who was killed on 12 April during a combat mission in an F-16 fighter jet.
Ukraine is advancing efforts to develop its own analogue of the US-made Patriot air defence system amid growing threats from Russian ballistic missile attacks.
Ukraine has significantly expanded its defence manufacturing capabilities in 2024, producing military equipment worth USD 9 billion.
German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius announced a new package of military aid for Ukraine during the Ukraine Defence Contact Group meeting in Brussels.
