Skyeton and Prevail Partners have announced a joint venture aimed at accelerating the large-scale production, supply, and integration of unmanned aerial systems for UK military use.
The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has launched a joint weapons production initiative with international partners, aimed at scaling up defence manufacturing both domestically and abroad.
The United States has paused a significant shipment of missiles and ammunition destined for Ukraine, citing concerns about its own military reserves.
Ukraine’s Minister of Defence Rustem Umerov and Denmark’s Minister of Defence Troels Lund Poulsen have signed a Letter of Intent to initiate joint production of Ukrainian weapons in Denmark.
The United Kingdom will supply 350 air defence missiles to Ukraine using £70 million of interest generated from frozen Russian assets, the Ministry of Defence has confirmed.
The Dutch Ministry of Defence has signed a contract with Rheinmetall Defence Nederland B.V. to supply 20 Ermine manned/unmanned ground vehicles to Ukraine.
Under the deal, frontline data from Ukraine will be channelled directly into UK production lines, enabling British firms to rapidly design and manufacture advanced military equipment.
Norwegian defence company Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace has signed agreements with two leading Ukrainian industrial partners to co-develop air defence missiles and unmanned surface vessels.
The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has officially codified and authorised the Ukrainian-made ‘Svitlovod’ unmanned aerial FPV system for operational use by units of the defence forces.
The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has officially authorised the SHABLYA MK19(M) remotely operated weapon station for operational deployment within the Armed Forces.
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On 1 June 2025, Ukraine launched Operation Spiderweb, the most effective drone attack against Russian airfields since the start of the war.
The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has officially codified and authorised the Ukrainian-developed ‘Volynyaka’ unmanned aerial system for operational use by the defence forces.
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