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International partners will help Ukraine create a defense IT infrastructure that can turn the tide of war. As reported by Ukrinform, the press service of the Ministry of
As reported by Ukrinform, the press service of the Ministry of Defense reported this on Telegram following the results of the 15th annual Halifax International Security Forum held in Halifax, Canada.
“The forum gathered representatives of diplomatic and defense bodies, leading international media and experts, as well as companies from many countries of the world, most of which are already allies of Ukraine. One of the main topics of the forum is the war in Ukraine, tools that will increase the effectiveness of the Ukrainian army, technologies that can change the course of the war “The Ukrainian delegation shared successful technological solutions on the battlefield and encouraged partners to participate in cooperation in the field of IT and innovation.” The statement was included.
As noted, Deputy Minister of Defense Kateryna Chernogorenko, in her speech at the forum, emphasized that the Armed Forces have a large number of talented and qualified people who resort to extraordinary decisions to gain superiority over the enemy.
“We are very lucky to have many talented and skilled people in our Armed Forces who offer various solutions, such as the use of cheap drones that cause millions of dollars in damage to the occupying army. Or 3D printers for the production of spare parts. Moreover, we often do not have enough time or resources and the result is As a company, quick but smart internal decisions become important to gain an advantage over our enemy,” said Chernogorenko.
According to the press service, during the forum the Ukrainian delegation held a number of meetings: with the US special representative for the economic recovery of Ukraine, the Deputy Deputy Secretary General of NATO, the Estonian Minister of Defense and representatives of Ukraine. Canadian defense sector.
As reported by Ukrinform, a mass online decoding and streaming module has been added to the DELTA situational awareness system, which will allow more convenient control of the battle. Thus, it will be more appropriate to detect targets and disseminate information about enemy forces and assets in online broadcasts from UAVs, as well as to accelerate coordination between units.
Photo: Press service of the Ministry of Defense
Source: Ukrinform
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