Ukraine, Germany to co-produce TerMIT UGVs
TerMIT 2.0 unmanned ground vehicle (Photo: tencore.com.ua)
The Ukrainian and German defense ministers, Mykhailo Fedorov
and Boris Pistorius, signed an agreement to jointly produce TerMIT
unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) in Germany, the Ukrainian presidential press
service announced on June 18.
The agreement will allow the production and delivery of thousands of TerMIT systems to Ukrainian forces. Germany will finance the production, the statement said. The press service said the signing took place alongside President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and NATO Secretary‑General Mark Rutte.
Fedorov and Pistorius also signed an agreement to combine efforts on the development of ballistic missile defense systems.
“At Ramstein [Ukraine Defense Contact Group meeting], together with Boris Pistorius, I signed an agreement to develop an anti‑ballistic program,” Fedorov said.
“It envisages joint work by Ukrainian and German companies
to design and produce modern interceptor missiles.”
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