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Agreement would allow Kyiv to conduct trials of unmanned systems on American soil
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Ukraine is close to finalizing an agreement with the Pentagon to test its combat drones within the United States, according to the Financial Times. The deal would mark an expansion of military cooperation between Washington and Kyiv.
Testing facilities on US soil would allow Ukrainian forces to conduct extensive trials of their unmanned systems outside the active war zone. The arrangement underscores deepening defense ties between the two countries.
Ukraine is finalizing a Pentagon agreement to test its combat drones inside the United States, expanding military cooperation beyond the active conflict zone. The deal would give Ukrainian forces access to American testing facilities for extensive trials of their unmanned systems.
This agreement signals stronger US military commitment to Ukraine's long-term defense capabilities, potentially influencing weapons development timelines and the types of systems Ukraine will deploy. For defense contractors and tech workers, it may create new testing and development opportunities on US soil tied to Ukrainian military innovation.