Ukraine hopes to sign ‘drone deals’ with seven Nato countries by end of year

According to The Guardian World, Ukraine is pursuing defense deals with at least seven NATO countries before year's end, marking a shift from military recipient to security provider. Six agreements are already signed—three with Middle Eastern nations eager for Ukrainian expertise after being targeted by Iranian drones, plus partnerships with Azerbaijan, Latvia, and Lithuania. Kyiv offers radar systems and ground-station technology born from four years of defending against those same Iranian weapons.

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