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The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has completed the review of decisions granting defence industry enterprises the status of critically important enterprises.

The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine continues to expand Defence City, with the number of residents of the special legal regime increasing to 51 Ukrainian manufacturers of weapons and military equipment.

The UNITED24 MODE Summit 2026 took place in Kyiv, marking four years of the UNITED24 presidential fundraising platform. The event also provided a forum for discussing Ukrainian technologies and innovations, including their role in strengthening the country’s defence capabilities.

KSE Graduate Business School is launching Smart Force Academy 2.0 (SFA 2.0), a new stage of its educational programme for executives and teams of Ukrainian manufacturers of weapons and defence technologies.

The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine continues to provide state support to defence industry companies through the preferential financial leasing programme.

The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine provides a detailed overview of the concessional leasing program for defense companies, which helps them scale up production.

The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine is reviewing decisions designating defence industry companies as critically important that were adopted before 7 July 2026.

The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine is reviewing previously adopted decisions designating defence industry companies as critically important and explains the procedure for confirming this status.

The Ukraine–NATO Civil Society Advisory Network has been launched as a platform bringing together representatives of the Ukrainian government, NATO, the security and defence sector, civil society organisations, and the expert community.

The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine continues to develop financial instruments to help scale up domestic defence production.