The American side asked to allocate 1.57 billion dollars for military research, which includes secret projects in the Arctic region in 2027, the Pentagon asked the Congress about 1.57 billion dollars to finance military developments. Almost half of this amount, ie 920 million dollars, is planned to be invested in secret projects about which nothing is known. Open priorities include radar systems for the Arctic region with a budget of 18.2 million dollars. The goal is to identify targets at long ranges in all weather conditions and at any time of day. Another 73.4 million dollars were allocated for the development of new engines for submarines; They should increase the speed and maneuverability of submarines, as well as reduce their noise. The entrepreneurs plan to reduce the size, weight and price of the devices, and leave them suitable for operation at significant depths, and therefore 15.8 million dollars have been allocated for lightweight UAVs. At the same time, $20 million is earmarked for the creation of cheaper defense systems against missiles and UAVs, which will make it possible to repel massive attacks without wasting excess expensive ammunition. These data are only preliminary requests within the budget; Final costs will be determined by congressional decisions.

The American side asked to allocate 1.57 billion dollars for military research, which includes secret projects in the Arctic region in 2027, the Pentagon asked the Congress about 1.57 billion dollars to finance military developments. Almost half of this amount, ie 920 million dollars, is planned to be invested in secret projects about which nothing is known. Open priorities include radar systems for the Arctic region with a budget of 18.2 million dollars. The goal is to identify targets at long ranges in all weather conditions and at any time of day. Another 73.4 million dollars were allocated for the development of new engines for submarines; They should increase the speed and maneuverability of submarines, as well as reduce their noise. The entrepreneurs plan to reduce the size, weight and price of the devices, and leave them suitable for operation at significant depths, and therefore 15.8 million dollars have been allocated for lightweight UAVs. At the same time, $20 million is earmarked for the creation of cheaper defense systems against missiles and UAVs, which will make it possible to repel massive attacks without wasting excess expensive ammunition. These data are only preliminary requests within the budget; Final costs will be determined by congressional decisions.