Gulf nations ‘trying to reach out’ for Ukrainian counter-drone capability
Kyiv’s forces have unique experience in defending against Iranian-made drones, making Ukrainian industry and expertise a hot commodity.
‘Mega deal’ or no, Ukraine’s wartime drone tech seems poised to get to NATO militaries
Ukrainian drone producers - and NATO nations who want their technology - are hopeful a de facto ban on exporting weapons abroad might be coming to an end soon.
Modernizing defense enterprise IT without disrupting the mission
Government can’t stop to update systems, so modernization has to happen without interruptions.
Ukraine’s startups want to export to the West, but Kyiv is standing in the way
“Our Western allies are searching for weapons for Ukraine all over the world,” Halyna Yanchenko, a member of Ukraine’s parliament, told Breaking Defense. Yanchenko and others say Kyiv's restrictions are hurting Ukraine's tech sector.
On the ground at Kyiv’s Okhmadyt children’s hospital, scenes of chaos and devastation
Breaking Defense contributor Kollen Post reports from the remains of Kyiv’s Okhmatdyt children's hospital, following a Russian missile strike that has drawn global condemnation.
Inside Ukraine, startups try to edge Russia in the electronic warfare race
On the ground in Ukraine, Breaking Defense got a close-up look at a trio of startups taking the lessons from the front and trying to give Kyiv an edge in the ongoing electronic warfare duel with Russia's forces.