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Canada, Ukraine Launch Airlogix-Sentinel Drone Partnership

5/30/2026

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Canada-Ukraine Drones

Canada and Ukraine signed an agreement on 29 May 2026 to create Airlogix-Sentinel with Minister David J. McGuinty co-signing.
Airlogix commercial officer Dmytro Piatrin said the venture will deliver drones while Sentinel R&D CEO Kath Intson said it lets Canada learn from Ukraine’s autonomous-system expertise.
Canada has pledged C$25 billion in aid to Ukraine since 2022, including C$2 billion for FY 2026-27 and $200 million via Requirements List program announced by Minister Mark Carney.

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Ukraine-Norway Shells

Ukraine and Norway have agreed to jointly produce 155-mm long-range artillery shells.
The Ministry of Defense said the war is exhausting U.S. arsenals, with replenishment taking years.
Defense Express reported German RCH 155 self-propelled guns may already be in use by Ukrainian forces.
Analysts view the Airlogix-Sentinel venture as part of a broader effort to diversify Ukraine’s supply chain.

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Canada-Ukraine Drones

Canada and Ukraine signed an agreement on 29 May 2026 to create Airlogix-Sentinel with Minister David J. McGuinty co-signing.
Airlogix commercial officer Dmytro Piatrin said the venture will deliver drones while Sentinel R&D CEO Kath Intson said it lets Canada learn from Ukraine’s autonomous-system expertise.
Canada has pledged C$25 billion in aid to Ukraine since 2022, including C$2 billion for FY 2026-27 and $200 million via Requirements List program announced by Minister Mark Carney.

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