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🇺🇦🇱🇹🏭 Ukraine is taking another major step toward embedding its battle-tested defense industry directly inside NATO, with Ukrainian manufacturer DEMZ set to establish a new ammunition production and innovation hub in Lithuania. The project will expand production capacity for Ukraine while simultaneously strengthening Lithuania’s own defense-industrial base. The facilities...

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Zelensky said Ukrainian arms exports will become a reality under a new reciprocal interstate format called Drone Deals. He said the model will cover production and supply of Ukrainian drones, missiles, shells, other weapons, software, and defense system integration, while preserving export controls. Only surplus capacity beyond the needs of Ukraine’s armed forces will be allowed for export, with the NSDC coordinating the process. #Ukraine

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285,921 views • 2 years ago

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Today, together with Prime Minister of Canada Mark Carney, we saw the latest Ukrainian developments – weapons and equipment created here in Ukraine to defend our state. I thank everyone engaged in this effort. We are building up our own production, and this is essential. I also met with the Defense Ministers of partner countries who came to us on Independence Day. This is a great sign of solidarity with our warriors and with all Ukrainian people. We discussed the significance of developing Ukraine’s defense industry, cooperation in various formats, and security guarantees for Ukraine, which are crucial both for the future of our state and for the security of the entire Europe. I am grateful for the support and the readiness to continue working together for the security of our country.

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311,267 views • 1 year ago

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‼️ZELENSKYY: Now more countries are openly saying they want to see Ukraine in NATO. Because Ukraine’s defense industry is already on NATO’s level and is one of the best, and so is its army. Everyone wants to bolster themselves with Ukraine. “For quite some time, all the leaders have been debating, whether Ukraine will join NATO or not, and this isn't measured in hours or months, but in years. I think, now more voices are speaking up, that openly want to see Ukraine in NATO. Why? Because everyone highlights that Ukraine's defense industry is already on NATO's level and is one of the best, and so is our army. And NATO acknowledges, with Ukraine, its defense capabilities will only get stronger. Everyone respects our army, our country, our tech companies, and they want to bolster themselves with Ukraine” - Ukrainian President in an audio comment to journalists on Thursday, July 9, 2026.

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29,725 views • 1 month ago