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The war in Ukraine has highlighted the urgent need for advanced technology and reinforced the requirement for the UK defense forces to meet their commitments within NATO.

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  1. A German company plans to deliver interceptor drones to NATO allies, while Russia views these arms deliveries as involving NATO.
  2. SkyLock counter-UAS systems were tested with the US Army and subsequently sold to both US operations and Ukraine’s Armed Forces.

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2 reports, 1 independent, last reported Jun 25. The briefing below covers this first event.

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The war in Ukraine has highlighted the urgent need for advanced technology and reinforced the requirement for the UK defense forces to meet their commitments within NATO.

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Ministry of DefenceNATO

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  1. NATO evaluated Ukrainian combat experience regarding technology use during the war.Sub-event
  2. NATO allies are placing orders for advanced military technology from CiS Drone Systems, highlighting the urgent need for defense capabilities in the Russo-Ukrainian war.Sub-event
  3. War in Ukraine exposed defense gaps and the need for allied commitments to be met.1 source
  4. Experts noted UK's missing Royal Navy capabilities, leading to NATO pressure for increased defense spending.1 source

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