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At the international defence exhibition Indo Defence Expo & Forum in Jakarta, Ukrainian companies presented drones, armoured vehicles, artillery and electronic warfare systems that have already proven themselves in battles against Russia.
"Attack of the Clones" will take place today.
DeViro's latest Bulava strike and reconnaissance drone is successfully performing combat missions at the front and deep in the rear of the occupiers. According to the Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov, this system has an advantage over the Russian Lancet.
Sweden conducted the first tests of the Gripen E fighter jet with built-in AI, which controlled the aircraft during combat manoeuvres and competed with its manned counterpart.
Russia has presented its modification of the Iranian Shahed-238 drone with a turbojet engine, which has probably already been used during the attacks on Kyiv.
The Verkhovna Rada is considering the possibility of temporarily restricting mobile internet in certain parts of Ukraine during the Shahed attacks to make it harder for enemy drones to navigate.
Ukraine's Volyniak hexacopter, which has been destroying Russian equipment since the start of the full-scale war, has now been officially approved for use by the Defence Forces.
Anyone interested can still apply to playtest the game
Expect a detailed trailer in July for now
Sony has officially confirmed the status of two of the most anticipated exclusives for PlayStation 5 - Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet (Naughty Dog) and Marvel's Wolverine (Insomniac Games) as its major upcoming releases.
The new game will be unveiled as early as December
The Guangzhou-based electric car maker has announced the next generation 800-volt platform and an "industry-first 5C LFP battery" for its European versions of the 2026 model year G6 and G9 electric cars.
Renault Trucks and Kleuster have unveiled the Kleuster 350, an electric cargo bike "for intensive use in the city". The model is jointly developed and manufactured at the Renault Trucks factory.
Japanese company Toyoda Gosei is using its expertise in automotive safety systems to create motorbike airbags. It recently conducted a crash test to improve its technology to protect motorcyclists.
