A Ukrainian company has started producing drones in the UK in partnership with a British firm to support arms production.
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The Ukrainian company Skyeton, which specializes in unmanned aerial systems, has started production of drones in the UK, collaborating with Prevail Partners, a British defense firm. It is part of President Zelenski's plan to outsource arms production to boost Ukraine's defense capabilities, hit by Russian attacks. Kiev is aiming for self-sufficiency in arms production, backed financially by the EU and other European countries.
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