Ukraine and Sweden are expanding cooperation on aviation, air defence and defence technology projects as Kyiv seeks to strengthen its military capabilities.
Norway will allocate approximately $302 million to a new support package for Ukraine systems and is intended to strengthen Ukraine’s protection against aerial threats.
he U.S. Department of State has approved a possible Foreign Military Sale to Ukraine involving Joint Direct Attack Munition-Extended Range kits and related equipment valued at an estimated $373.6 million.
The Ukrainian Air Force reported that it destroyed 57,000 aerial targets in April 2026, reflecting sustained pressure from Russian attacks.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stressed the urgent need to strengthen Ukraine’s missile defence capabilities, particularly against ballistic threats, during a recent staff meeting.
The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has announced the procurement of 8,000 Octopus interceptors for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The trials were conducted at a training range with the participation of eight Ukrainian manufacturers. The programme is being advanced […]
Ukraine and Norway have launched their first joint production programme for Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles, with several thousand medium-range strike drones set to be manufactured in Norway for delivery to Ukrainian forces.
Saab could increase production of its JAS 39 Gripen fighter jets to as many as 20 aircraft per year within about 12 months.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met in Berlin on 14 April for the first German-Ukrainian intergovernmental consultations in more than 20 years, the previous such meeting having taken place in 2004.
Bell Textron has announced the creation of a subsidiary in Ukraine and plans to open a dedicated office as part of its long-term industrial cooperation strategy.
Ukraine has held talks with leading defence manufacturers to advance its air defence capabilities, focusing on expanding supply and cooperation.
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