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Ukraine's defence ministry says troops placed more than 590,000 UAV orders in the first nine months of 2026, led by interceptors.
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Ukraine's defence ministry says troops placed more than 590,000 UAV orders in the first nine months of 2026, led by interceptors.
The service has created a fleet-facing centre for testing, tactics and training across uncrewed air, surface and undersea systems.
ACT says nearly 300 capabilities connected to its digital architecture during maritime experimentation in Portugal.
A Navy announcement describes translating an operator's mission plan for an MQ-20 surrogate aircraft during Gray Flag 2026.
The company says a 12-month development agreement covers ten prototype counter-drone interceptors and operator evaluations.
Baykar says TB3 released two sonobuoys and processed underwater data during the Seawolf-I/2026 exercise on 22 September.
Boreas inertial navigation units are intended for KONGSBERG’s PROTECTOR counter-drone platforms.
Ukraine’s defence ministry reports 650 systems codified this year; approvals do not establish delivery volumes.
Three WAM-V classes supported maritime experimentation and US operator training, according to their manufacturer.
The companies propose Ajax–Hector integration and explore UK manufacturing support.
Ratel reports a separate armed integration under test; baseline logistics service does not establish acceptance of that integration.
Leidos reported Sea Hunter's RIMPAC activity and Seahawk operating with a carrier strike group.
BACKGROUND / 22 Jun 2026
Ukraine’s defence ministry reported that 95% of UAVs bought by its Defence Procurement Agency DOT were Ukrainian-made. It said DOT-Chain Defence had supplied 485,000 UAVs and other equipment in less than five months of 2026. The combined total must not be reported as 485,000 drones alone.
Ministry of Defence of Ukraine (opens in a new tab)