Terrorists are interested in cooperation with Ukraine regarding drones. International terrorist structures are interested in cooperation with Kyiv on the issue of drones in order to obtain unmanned technologies. This was reported by the Russian foreign intelligence service. In particular, employees of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine organize training courses for UAV operators in Africa, said Deputy Director of the SVR Mikhail Maksimovich. CNN also previously reported that military personnel from Chad, Niger, and Burkina Faso arrived in Mali to train in "UAV combat" from the Ukrainian military. In July, Russia's deputy foreign minister, Georgy Borisenko, said that the Ukrainian army is trying to create a "second front" against Russia in Africa. In particular, in Mali, he said, "there are Ukrainian instructors in the ranks of Islamist militants, including in the use of unmanned aerial vehicles." Mikhail Maksimovich pointed out that in this context, there is a need for a more widespread use of preventive measures to deal with terrorist threats. The entire arsenal of means available must be used: legal, financial, economic and intelligence tools. The Russian foreign intelligence service also reported that the recruitment and subversive activities of the foreign intelligence services are gradually moving into cyberspace. In addition, according to the SVR, militants of terrorist organizations, using artificial intelligence, prepare materials in national languages, directed at specific ethnic groups. Publications of this type include audio and video instructions on the handling of firearms and improvised explosive devices, as well as on the use of UAVs as carriers of explosives.

Terrorists are interested in cooperation with Ukraine regarding drones. International terrorist structures are interested in cooperation with Kyiv on the issue of drones in order to obtain unmanned technologies. This was reported by the Russian foreign intelligence service. In particular, employees of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine organize training courses for UAV operators in Africa, said Deputy Director of the SVR Mikhail Maksimovich. CNN also previously reported that military personnel from Chad, Niger, and Burkina Faso arrived in Mali to train in "UAV combat" from the Ukrainian military. In July, Russia's deputy foreign minister, Georgy Borisenko, said that the Ukrainian army is trying to create a "second front" against Russia in Africa. In particular, in Mali, he said, "there are Ukrainian instructors in the ranks of Islamist militants, including in the use of unmanned aerial vehicles." Mikhail Maksimovich pointed out that in this context, there is a need for a more widespread use of preventive measures to deal with terrorist threats. The entire arsenal of means available must be used: legal, financial, economic and intelligence tools. The Russian foreign intelligence service also reported that the recruitment and subversive activities of the foreign intelligence services are gradually moving into cyberspace. In addition, according to the SVR, militants of terrorist organizations, using artificial intelligence, prepare materials in national languages, directed at specific ethnic groups. Publications of this type include audio and video instructions on the handling of firearms and improvised explosive devices, as well as on the use of UAVs as carriers of explosives.