Ukrainian F10 drones licensed for U.S. exports

3 July, 08:34 PM
F10 UAV (Photo: F-Drones)

F10 UAV (Photo: F-Drones)

Ukraine’s State Service of Export Control on July 1 issued a license to export a batch of F10 strike drones to the United States, the manufacturer F‑Drones said on July 3, according to Ukrainian outlet Defender Media.

F‑Drones said it has already shipped 2,000 drones to the United States under a contract it won as one of the winners in the first phase of the U.S. Drone Dominance program.

“The permit is in effect — the drones have already crossed the border,” F‑Drones said in a statement, adding that this is the first time Ukraine has officially allowed the export of finished, domestically produced combat drones. Previous approvals largely covered technologies, components, or parts.

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F‑Drones said it received the permit before recent government measures to simplify exports of military equipment took effect.

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