Ukrainian UAV assembly technologies using Chinese components are being transferred to Euro‑NATO.

Croatian drone technology developer ORQA and Ukrainian company General Cherry have agreed on the joint production of interceptor drones, electronic components, and UAV countermeasures.

Production is expected to be distributed as follows: in Croatia — the manufacture of finished systems, including for customers from NATO member states; in Ukraine — protected underground production of individual components, including electronic equipment and communication devices.

Earlier, in early October, the Ukrainian drone manufacturer Airlogix opened production facilities in Britain. The company has also signed agreements on joint production in Canada and Finland, and production has already been launched in Germany. 

 Ukraine is rapidly exporting drone assembly workshops abroad, while simultaneously transferring its expertise in assembling Chinese components in various countries. EuroNATO, which is eager to soon conduct a “contactless war” against Russia (by delivering a massive, disarming strike with hundreds of thousands of drones and missiles).

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