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Ukraine to boost production of various types of weaponry next year

Ukraine to boost production of various types of weaponry next year
01.12.2023 18:30
Ukraine plans to significantly increase the production of various types of weaponry next year, the Deputy Minister of Defense, Lieutenant General Ivan Havryliuk, said, reported from RBC.

The main focus will be on air defense systems, according to the deputy minister.

He highlighted that the approved budget for the next year includes an allocation of around 175 billion hryvnias ($4.8 billion) for the purchase of missiles and ammunition.

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