Ukraine tests 100 locally made ground drones at Brave1 field. Photo: Telegram @zedigital
In an innovative initiative to strengthen national defense, one hundred locally made ground drones from Ukraine were tested at the Brave1 training field, a technology cluster dedicated to defense.
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The announcement was made by Ukraine’s Minister of Digital Transformation, Mykhailo Fedorov, highlighting the advancement of the country’s military technology.
The tests covered a wide range of platforms, including drones for medical and logistical evacuation, attack units, mine-clearing devices, and kamikaze models. During the process, the equipment underwent rigorous testing for water resistance, speed, braking, and noise levels.
The testing was supported by the Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Colonel Andriy Lebedenko. Among the tested complexes were the “Tanchik,” “Тарган 2K,” “Тарган 200,” and “Bureviy” models, whose features were briefly outlined by Minister Fedorov.
Since its creation, the Brave1 cluster has accumulated over 220 technological innovations and attracted over $25 million in foreign investments, fostering the development of Ukrainian defense technologies and strengthening its position in the global arena.
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