UK gives Zelenskyy blueprints for Stone Cloak jammer
Andy Burnham’s first major move as Prime Minister is sharing top-secret military IP so Ukraine can mass-produce invisible strike drones.
The new British PM didn't waste time with meaningless protocol. For his very first foreign guest, he brought in Volodymyr Zelenskyy and handed over the intellectual property behind Stone Cloak — an electronic warfare system built to blind air defenses.
The British military had already sent thousands of these small modules to the frontline, where operators attach them directly to strike drones. They work so well that radar systems stop tracking incoming strikes. Now, instead of sending limited hardware batches, the UK is giving Ukraine full access to scale and build the tech locally.
The twist is that after frontline troops battle-test and refine the tech, Britain plans to integrate it into their own next-generation cheap cruise missile, Project Brakestop.
Outsourcing combat testing to frontline engineers before putting hardware into mass production is a solid strategy.
Source: BBC
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