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New Drone Venture Boosts Ukraine's Defense Capabilities

3/2/2026

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A joint venture combines German manufacturing and Ukrainian engineering to produce the Linza drone at a Munich-area factory that began operations after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The Linza drones feature Ukrainian anti-jamming technology and artificial intelligence for navigation, enabling reconnaissance, supply delivery, or laying land mines.
Initially, production will support Ukrainian forces, with plans to expand supply to the European defense market, reflecting NATO's adaptation to modern warfare.

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A joint venture combines German manufacturing and Ukrainian engineering to produce the Linza drone at a Munich-area factory that began operations after the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The Linza drones feature Ukrainian anti-jamming technology and artificial intelligence for navigation, enabling reconnaissance, supply delivery, or laying land mines.
Initially, production will support Ukrainian forces, with plans to expand supply to the European defense market, reflecting NATO's adaptation to modern warfare.