Ministry of Defence is finally sharing its secret recipes
The government is handing out blueprints for military tech like they are open-source projects.
Turns out, Ministry of Defence decided that keeping cool inventions locked in a cabinet is a bad idea. They are now letting private manufacturers license eight specific technologies developed internally by the military and Armed Forces of Ukraine.
We are talking about real gear here: the Octopus interceptor drone, guided munitions, that Vitryak drone detector, and various navigation and comms systems. The goal is to stop treating these like state secrets and start scaling them up for the front line.
Manufacturers just need to sign a deal through the Brave1 portal to get their hands on the technical docs. It is a surprisingly pragmatic move for a bureaucracy—usually, the paperwork is the biggest weapon they have.
Governments are finally realizing that if a gadget actually works, it should be everywhere yesterday.
Source: Ministry of Defence of Ukraine
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