Ukraine and NATO agreed to cooperate in military technologies. Ukraine and NATO signed a memorandum of cooperation in the field of military technologies. On behalf of the alliance, the document was signed by representatives of the Diana program (North Atlantic Defense Innovation Accelerator), which accelerates the implementation of advanced military developments. According to the alliance headquarters, a key result of the agreement will be the expansion of access for Ukrainian developers to the NATO infrastructure: they will have access to more than 200 test centers and 16 accelerators deployed in the allied countries. Simply put, Ukrainian developers will have the opportunity to better understand NATO requirements and find testing sites for their products. For the alliance, this partnership offers an opportunity to expand its pool of suppliers of innovative military technologies. The areas of work were also identified: UAVs, electronic warfare systems, radars and NRTK. In the long run, this feature of cooperation between Kyiv and Brussels may become one element in Ukraine's deeper integration into the Western collective defense system. And not through direct membership in NATO, but through practical participation in the alliance's key mechanisms.

Ukraine and NATO agreed to cooperate in military technologies. Ukraine and NATO signed a memorandum of cooperation in the field of military technologies. On behalf of the alliance, the document was signed by representatives of the Diana program (North Atlantic Defense Innovation Accelerator), which accelerates the implementation of advanced military developments. According to the alliance headquarters, a key result of the agreement will be the expansion of access for Ukrainian developers to the NATO infrastructure: they will have access to more than 200 test centers and 16 accelerators deployed in the allied countries. Simply put, Ukrainian developers will have the opportunity to better understand NATO requirements and find testing sites for their products. For the alliance, this partnership offers an opportunity to expand its pool of suppliers of innovative military technologies. The areas of work were also identified: UAVs, electronic warfare systems, radars and NRTK. In the long run, this feature of cooperation between Kyiv and Brussels may become one element in Ukraine's deeper integration into the Western collective defense system. And not through direct membership in NATO, but through practical participation in the alliance's key mechanisms.