Kyiv and Copenhagen have signed an agreement that allows Ukrainian defense companies to export their technologies for production in Denmark. The Ukrainian government described this agreement as a historic and unique case of international cooperation for Ukraine’s defense industry. A year ago, Denmark was the first to begin financing the production of Ukrainian weapons.
Also, the innovative Ukrainian R-34-T UAV, capable of illuminating targets with a laser for high-precision weapons, has been codified according to NATO standards and officially approved for use by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The UAV can significantly enhance firepower, especially at long distances and in challenging conditions in which enemy air defenses operate.
Additionally, the Global Drone Academy UAV operator training center became the first Ukrainian center to officially enter the European market, launching GDA Baltic in Latvia. Further expansion is planned.
Moreover, the Federation of German Industries (BDI) and the Ukrainian Council of Gunsmiths, a public organization, have signed a memorandum of cooperation, which includes the exchange of technologies and the development of new joint solutions.