Greater than 40% of the weapons used on the entrance line are produced in Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky stated on April 16 on the event of the Day of the Protection Business Employee.
Ukraine has considerably expanded its home protection business in response to Russia's full-scale invasion.
"The pattern is unchanged: Ukraine will do increasingly (weapons) to ensure its safety — by itself and along with companions," Zelensky stated.
"Ukraine will at all times want its personal robust weapons in order that we are able to have our personal robust Ukrainian state. Ukraine will at all times want its personal technological superiority in order that Russia is aware of that we are going to reply to each assault," he added.
In its 2025 finances, Ukraine allotted Hr 55 billion ($1.3 billion) to protection manufacturing in an effort to scale back dependence on international deliveries.
Zelensky beforehand underscored that worldwide help stays important, warning that delays or cuts — particularly from the U.S. — may severely weaken Ukraine's potential to carry the entrance line.
Ukraine can also be planning to boost over $1 billion in 2025 to develop the so-called Danish mannequin, shopping for arms for Ukraine immediately from Ukrainian arms producers.
Denmark turned the primary nation to supply to donate arms to Ukraine through direct purchases from the Ukrainian protection business, as Kyiv's protection finances doesn’t match the capacities of home weapons manufacturing.
