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Ukraine's Ministry of Defence has approved the TAF Kolibri-i10 interceptor drone, developed by TAF Industries, for use by its defence forces to destroy enemy drones like Molniya, Orlan, and Zala.

The European Commission, Ukraine's Ministry of Defence, and the governments of France and Finland have agreed to provide €343 million in EU guarantees and blended finance grants to support the development of Ukraine's defence sector.

Ukraine's Ministry of Defence is implementing competitive e-tendering procedures for defence procurement to enhance transparency and improve the efficiency of public spending.

The Defence Procurement Agency of Ukraine's Ministry of Defence has made its first purchase of 2,000 women's modular body armour vests for the Armed Forces, addressing a long-standing need as female servicewomen previously used men's standard gear.

Ukraine's Ministry of Defence reported a significant increase in ground robotic system missions, with 9,000 combat and logistical tasks completed in March. This indicates a growing reliance on ground drones by Ukraine's defense forces.

EU Ambassador to Ukraine Katarína Mathernová has expressed hope that the recent change in leadership at Ukraine's Ministry of Defence will not impede the timely arrival of European funding for the country's defence needs.

Ukraine's Ministry of Defence has stated that a significant majority, 95%, of the drones acquired for its defense forces are produced within Ukraine.

Ukraine's Ministry of Defence explained how AI-enabled drones are effectively disrupting Russian logistics on the battlefield. This comes as the General Staff reported 241 combat clashes over the past day, with Russians deploying over 10,000 Kamikaze drones.

Ukraine's Ministry of Defence is discussing a significant reform of its military enlistment offices, proposing to transform them into "Reserve+ Offices" featuring digital services and a new organizational structure.

Ukraine's Ministry of Defence has said that the country's wartime strategy is based on three key objectives: strengthening air defence, halting Russian forces across all fronts and depriving Russia of

Russia has reportedly recruited close to 3,000 African individuals to fight on the front lines in Ukraine, with a significant number already killed, according to a platform linked to Ukraine's Ministry of Defence.

Ukraine's Ministry of Defence has officially authorized the use of 1,000 different types of weaponry by its defense forces since the beginning of 2026.

Ukraine's Ministry of Defence reported that nearly 93% of the 175 new weapon and military equipment models codified in May 2026 were developed by the country's own defence industry.

The European Commission and Ukraine's Ministry of Defence have initiated a €161 million cooperation program aimed at investing in innovative and breakthrough defence technologies.