Ukraine and Norway have agreed to jointly produce drones starting in 2026, announcing the launch of a pilot production line.
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The Ukrainian Minister of Defense, Oleksii Reznikov, announced that Ukraine and Norway have signed an agreement to collaborate on drone production, with the aim of launching a pilot production line in 2026. Reznikov emphasized the importance of this partnership, mentioning that Ukraine will share its experience and innovations, while Norway will provide a solid production base and facilitate cooperation in research and development. This collaboration is seen as an important step in strengthening the defense capabilities of both countries and other states in the free world. Reznikov thanked Norway for its support.
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Ucraina şi Norvegia urmează să producă în comun drone începând din 2026, anunţă ministrul ucrainean al Apărării Denîs Şmîhal şi evocă o linie de producţie-pilot şi o cooperare în domeniul cercetării şi dezvoltării cu instituţii norvegiene de prim--plan
Ucraina și Norvegia vor fabrica drone împreună din 2026
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