President Zelenski wants 50% of the weapons used by Ukraine to be domestically produced in the next six months after the government reshuffle.
Sanziana Georgescu
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Volodimir Zelenski has announced that the new Ukrainian government, led by Prime Minister Yulia Sviridenko, will aim to increase the proportion of domestically produced weapons to 50% within the next six months. Former prime minister Denis Shmygal has been appointed defense minister, tasked with increasing the ministry's influence in arms production. Zelenski emphasized the importance of increasing domestic production, especially in the context of Russian attacks, and announced the allocation of funds for the development of drone interception systems.
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Preşedintele Zelenski vrea ca Ucraina să îşi producă jumătate din armament. Liderul de la Kiev a numit un nou ministru al Apărării
Zelenski speră că noul Guvern de la Kiev va lua măsuri pentru creșterea la 50% a proporției armamentului produs intern
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