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The Government has approved a new policy for managing intellectual property within Ukraine’s defence industry.

Ukraine, together with partner countries, has established CORPUS (Coalition for Resilient Procurement and Unified Support), a multinational coalition focused on defence procurement.

The Ministry of Defence continues to strengthen air defence consistently, with the Armed Forces already receiving more than twice the number delivered in the whole of 2025.

The Ministry of Defence, together with the Brave1 cluster, is introducing a new approach to air defence — long-range control of interceptor drones.

“A1”, a recently established Defence AI Centre under the Ministry of Defence, is set to function as a full-fledged hub for the development and deployment of artificial intelligence in defence.

On the Brave1 Market, military units can now exchange e-Points not only for ready-made solutions — such as drones, electronic warfare (EW) equipment, and ground robotic systems — but also for components.

The Government has adopted a resolution that launches a new format of cooperation between the government, Ukrainian companies, and international partners. Ukraine is the first country in the world to open the possibility of training AI models for unmanned systems using real battlefield data.

During the BRAVE1 Components conference, Minister of Defence Denys Shmyhal announced the launch of a special grant programme for Ukrainian manufacturers of components for unmanned systems.