AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUkrainian Defence Tech Funding: Resist.UA launched Resist 2.0, targeting up to €50M to scale battlefield-proven Ukrainian and dual-use tech, with a founder-and-team focus rather than just products. Drone Strike Capability: Ukraine’s DoD codified Firefly guided drone bombs for general use and mass production, aiming for rapid rollout of a low-cost add-on kit for bomber drones. Counter–Jet Shahed Air Defense: SkyFall unveiled the P1-SUN Jetkiller interceptor at Farnborough, built to catch faster jet-powered Shaheds; serial production is planned for August. Industrial Scaling & Licensing: PBS GROUP will license-produce jet engines in Ukraine via Airlogix, and also plans drone production with PBS engines in the Czech Republic. Patriot Cost Pressure: Lockheed announced a cheaper PAC-3 ACE Patriot interceptor, designed to bridge the gap between low-cost drone interceptors and full PAC-3 MSE. Political Tech Shock: Ukraine’s defence shake-up and Mykhailo Fedorov’s ouster triggered major protests, with soldiers and tech reform advocates arguing the drone/robot modernization agenda is at stake. Accountability: NABU/SAPO notified suspects over a NGU logistics scheme involving over UAH 150M, including inflated real-estate valuations.
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