Zelensky Signs New Drone Defence Deals with Denmark, Estonia, and Netherlands
Ukraine expands its defence cooperation with NATO allies by signing three new agreements to share battlefield-tested drone expertise amid ongoing Russian missile attacks.
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Ukraine expands its defence cooperation with NATO allies by signing three new agreements to share battlefield-tested drone expertise amid ongoing Russian missile attacks.
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