News on the topic Weapon

"Ukrainian Armored Vehicles" equipped an FPV drone with a 120-mm mine with a domestic engine

The Defense Forces have completed over 7,000 missions using the NRC as of January 2026

Ukrainian Skyeton integrates satellite communications into Raybird drones to conduct reconnaissance far beyond the limits of ground communications

TAF Industries is working on a new interceptor drone, the TAF-I10

French company Harmattan AI has created SAR radars for Ukrainian drones that see targets in fog, clouds and at night

Tekever introduced the ARX heavy reconnaissance drone with 16 hours of flight time and a payload of 150 kg

NAUDI showed the components of the Ukrainian air defense system "Shershen" and announced the testing of the complex on five types of missiles

TAF Industries and Wingcopter to launch joint production of reconnaissance drones in Germany

European company STARK, which produces Virtus drones, will open an R&D center in Ukraine

Ukrainian companies received the first permits for arms exports

Ukrainian Inguar converted Inguar-3 armored vehicle into a pickup truck for UAV operators

Missile manufacturer Ruta introduces long-range drone Lord

Estonian Krattworks showed reconnaissance drones and barrage ammunition that it plans to supply to Ukraine

Frontline Robotics introduced the drone-bomber "Linza 3.0", which will be produced in Ukraine and Germany

"Did not wedge in." Defense Forces First Shoot Down Rare "Shaheed-Like" Artificial Intelligence Drone "Wedge"

Ukraine has created a cheap laser weapon to destroy drones

“We risk being left with the ‘export allowed’ sign, but without people, without R&D, and without our own role in the European defense chain.” The expert explained what is wrong with the current version of arms exports that Ukraine is launching

"We will not export any product if it could affect the supply of our army." Are Ukrainian manufacturers of weapons and defense-tech solutions ready for sales abroad, and what risks do they see in this?

For the first time since the start of a full-scale war, Ukraine has publicly spoken about exporting its own weapons. But behind the political statements lies a more complex question: is the industry itself ready for this, from UAV and electronic warfare manufacturers to teams developing software solutions for the battlefield? Defence-tech in Ukraine has grown tenfold in two years: startups have scaled into production, software into combat systems, and «garage» solutions have become part of the defense circuit. At the same time, export is not only about state permission, but also about certification, compliance, intellectual property protection, supply chain control, and responsibility for the end user. dev.ua found out to what extent Ukrainian manufacturers of weapons and military IT solutions are really ready to enter foreign markets, what barriers remain key — and what could become a stopping factor even with the presence of political will.