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The Montenegrin government has approved the launch of a drone production project in cooperation with US companies. The first batch is to be delivered to Ukraine.
By the end of the financial year, Ukraine will receive an unprecedented batch of 100,000 drones from the UK.
The government and the military presented 7 Ukrainian multi-rotor UAVs, which are already being used at the front as an alternative to Chinese Mavic.
The Buntar-3 reconnaissance system with built-in artificial intelligence and independent navigation will soon be supplied to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that China had stopped supplying drones to Ukraine and European countries, while retaining access to drones for Russia.
Israel used a combat laser air defence system during its operation against Hezbollah in Lebanon. This became known only six months after the end of hostilities.
The International Drone Coalition, led by Latvia and the United Kingdom, has joined new members. In addition, it plans to spend at least €2.75 billion to support Ukraine by the end of 2025.
Ukraine has tested an autonomous "mother drone" that can fly deep into the enemy's rear (up to 300 km) and launch FPV strike drones there - inexpensively, accurately and without unnecessary noise.
Ukraine has created a device that not only "hears" enemy drones, but also shows what they see - Chuika 3.0.
German startup TYTAN Technologies has demonstrated the Interceptor S drone with artificial intelligence capable of destroying enemy FPV drones that threaten armoured vehicles.
On the morning of 28 May, Ukrainian drones struck Moscow's Zelenograd, attacking the Elma technology park, which houses dozens of electronics and science companies.
The Slovak Armed Forces have installed homemade anti-drone structures on T-72M1 and Leopard 2A4 tanks - it doesn't look very stable, but the trend is clear.
Ukrainian engineers have developed a unique Sky Sentinel system capable of independently destroying drones, barrage munitions and even cruise missiles.
The operators of the 63rd Mechanised Brigade conducted a risky night operation to rescue Ukrainian Leleka and Mara drones, evacuating them with the help of another drone, a large Nemesis.
German drone manufacturer Quantum Systems now manufactures all fuselage parts for Vector drones directly in Ukraine. In addition to localisation, the engineers also managed to improve the UAV's performance.
