Ukrainian Ministry of Defence

Ukraine’s New Defense Marketplace Hits 17,000 Drone Orders From Frontlines in First Two Months

The Ukrainian Ministry of Defence confirmed that frontline troops have ordered nearly 17,000 UAS through its new DOT-Chain Defence system, with about 13,000 already delivered.

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Ukraine Fields Paperless System for Military Personnel Data Management

Ukraine has deployed a new digital system called “Impulse” to manage and track military personnel across its armed forces.

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Ukrainian Armor to Mass Produce Combat Buggies

Ukrainian Armor is preparing to launch serial production of the VOLS military buggy, with plans to build several hundred units per month.

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Ukraine Deploys ‘Lyut’ Drone Tank Against Russians on Sumy Frontlines

Ukraine has announced that its Lyut (Fury) tactical unmanned ground vehicle is now deployed in the Sumy region to fend off Russian soldiers.

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Ukraine Taps AI Startups to Turn Code Into Combat Power

Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence has inaugurated a program to boost collaborative innovations with AI startups in support of the armed forces.

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Ukrainian Armed Forces to Field ‘Dodger’ Multi-Purpose Ground Robot

The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense has approved the “Dodger” unmanned ground vehicle for use in the military.

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Ukraine Approves ‘Donkey’ UGV for Military Use

Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence has authorized the use of the “Vislyuk” unmanned ground system for a range of applications under the military.

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Ukraine to Open First Mental Health Complex for Armed Forces

The Ukrainian Ministry of Defence has announced the development of its first mental health facility for warfighters near Kyiv.

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Ukraine Greenlights Djura Armored Ambulance for Military Use

Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence has approved the Djura 4x4 light armored vehicle for the military’s medical evacuation tasks.

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Ukrainian Military Enlisted 8,000 Ex-Prisoners: Justice Agency

The Ukrainian Armed Forces has recruited more than 8,000 former convicts as of early April, according to a report from the country’s justice department.

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