Ukrainian weaponry with high export potential is already attracting the attention of consumers abroad. Head of the Ukrainian Arms Manufacturers Association Ihor Fedirko emphasized that this weapon, which has proven itself on the battlefield, can become an excellent export product.
'We will export only what is necessary, as we must first ensure our own Armed Forces,' he stressed.
Particular interest is drawn to naval drones and anti-tank weapons. Naval drones have already been successfully tested during operations in the Black Sea, where they demonstrated high effectiveness in hitting enemy targets. These systems are ready for mass production and have a sufficient number of units ready for shipment.
However, increasing production may lead to surplus, which in a complex production process can cause problems. Controlled export becomes an important tool in addressing this issue, allowing to maintain stability in production, attract investment, and create additional funding sources for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
For Ukrainian weaponry, controlled export can be a key factor in ensuring production stability, attracting investment and preventing the emergence of surpluses. The development of weapon export will not only enhance production efficiency but also provide additional funds for the modern Ukrainian army.