The NATO-Ukraine Center has focused its efforts on the development of drone technologies, countering radio-electronic threats, and tactical medicine. These areas of activity were identified as priorities for 2025. General Ozga emphasized the importance of developing drones, logistics technologies, tactical medicine, and electronic warfare. It is also worth noting that in October, a drone interceptor was successfully tested in France, which has already been successfully used in Ukraine.
The commander of JATEC also highlighted the importance of responding to the specific situation on the front in the context of countering planning aviation bombs and other threats. Ukrainian military forces have received new capabilities in combating various types of aggression, providing them with an advantage in modern warfare conditions.