During the special session of the Drone Coalition, Ukraine briefed its partners on the battlefield status and the critical requirements to repel enemy assaults.
Afterward, countries reaffirmed their commitments and pledged new ones:
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- Canada will commence the transfer of 450 versatile SkyRanger UAVs during the summer;
- Lithuania will provide 3 million euros for the manufacturing of FPV drones to aid Ukraine;
- The Netherlands affirmed their joint effort with Denmark and Germany to procure a batch of Heidrun RQ-35 drones for 200 million euros;
- Germany will supply the VECTOR 211 reconnaissance drones.
Kateryna Chernohorenko, Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine for Digital Development, Digital Transformation and Digitalization, addressed the attendees, emphasizing the evolving frontline dynamics and the persistent enemy attacks on civilian assets, notably energy infrastructure. She stressed the urgency of acquiring tools for an effective asymmetric response, urging immediate action as time for deliberation grows short.
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