Ukraine's Rapid Drone Advancements Attract EU, NATO Interest
Ukraine's military advancements in drone technology have sparked interest from EU and NATO capitals. The country's CEPA system enables rapid drone upgrades close to the front line, bypassing enemy electronic warfare. Meanwhile, decentralised procurement reforms have expedited equipment purchases.
Colonel Pavel Palitsa, at the Office of the President, oversees initiatives like CEPA. This program reduces the equipment update cycle to just three to four months, boosting the effectiveness of first-person view (FPV) combat drones from 30% to 70%.
Battle drone laboratories within the CEPA system are strategically positioned near the front line. This allows for swift frequency changes, countering enemy electronic warfare systems. Major Olga Melechina of the Command of Unmanned Systems stresses that while technology is crucial, it's the people using it that truly make the difference.
Ukraine's CEPA system and decentralised procurement reforms have significantly enhanced its drone capabilities. These advancements, along with the expertise of its personnel, have drawn attention from EU and NATO allies, opening avenues for potential joint programs and tactic exchanges.
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