US EditionUkraine to set up arms export offices in Berlin, Copenhagen, Zelenskiy says
Ukraine aims to fund its war effort by exporting arms and co-producing weapons with European partners, building a sustainable defence industry, Zelenskyy said.
- On Monday, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced plans to open arms export and joint production offices in Berlin, Germany, and Copenhagen, Denmark this year, reflecting strategic security ties.
- Aiming to change funding sources, Kyiv plans to transform wartime innovation into revenue to finance military needs and build a sustainable defence-industrial base, Ukrainian Ministry of Strategic Industries officials say.
- Entering large-scale manufacturing by the end of this year, the Flamingo missile and Ruta missile are designed for precision strikes and mobility as part of Kyiv's arsenal modernization.
- To expand manufacturing, Kyiv is seeking joint ventures with European partners; a Ukrainian delegation will visit Washington next week for talks on a US-Ukraine drone deal.
- Analysts warn the plan carries political and operational risks, including depleting domestic supplies and the need to comply with international arms‑trade regulations.
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This year, Ukraine will open arms export offices in Berlin and Copenhagen.
Ukraine will set up arms export and joint production offices in Berlin and Copenhagen this year, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told reporters in Kyiv on Monday. Among the weapons that the country attacked by Russia could export are naval drones and artillery systems, according to the president.
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Noticias ao MinutoZelensky says that the sale of military equipment will be used for "the national production of scarce goods", which the country has difficulty financing. The offices will be located in Berlin and Copenhagen.
Ukraine will establish arms export offices and joint weapons production offices in Berlin and Copenhagen this year, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced.
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