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On the sidelines of the Ramstein-format meeting, Ukraine’s Minister of Defence Mykhailo Fedorov met with UK Secretary of State for Defence Dan Jarvis to discuss sustaining and scaling up drone deliveries for the Defence Forces of Ukraine.

NATO Allied Command Transformation (ACT) and the NATO–Ukraine Joint Analysis, Training and Education Centre (JATEC) have announced the Persistent Airfield Denial Innovation Challenge, with prize funding of up to €250,000.

The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine continues to develop lower-tier air defense capabilities to protect against enemy UAVs along the line of contact and in frontline areas.

The Ministry of Defence has codified and authorized the “Bizon-L” unmanned ground vehicle system for operational use within the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The pilot project launched by the Government to involve the private sector in the air defence system is already yielding initial results. One of the companies participating in the project has already formed its own air defence group.

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.

Minister of Defence Mykhailo Fedorov presented an action plan that includes three strategic goals: closing the sky, stopping the advance of russian forces in every domain, and depriving russia of the economic resources needed to wage war.

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.