Ukraine has initiated a unique platform for testing the latest military technologies directly on the battlefield. The initiative, called "Testing in Ukraine", is implemented through the state platform Brave1 and opens opportunities for international weapons manufacturers to check the efficiency of their development in real combat conditions.
According to Reuters, companies can send weapons to Ukraine, organize distance training for their use, and receive detailed reports on the results of use in military operations. The head of the Brave1 investors' investors, Artem Moroz, stressed that this format is attracting considerable interest, although the specific names of manufacturers and program details remain confidential.
The main priorities for testing within the platform are the direction of air defense. In particular, they are modern protection systems, unmanned interceptors, artificial intelligence -based technologies, as well as counteraction to managed aviation bombs.
In addition, Ukraine shows interest in electronic profiling systems on land, advanced decisions in the field of fire management, as well as innovative guidance systems with artificial intelligence, which can significantly increase the accuracy of artillery blows. This approach reflects Ukraine's desire to integrate modern technologies to enhance defense and adapt to the challenges of the modern war.
The Test In Ukraine initiative opens new horizons to cooperate between Ukrainian military and world weapons producers, stimulating innovation and allowing you to improve defense systems on the basis of real combat tests.
