Ukraine is going to cooperate with Turkey for the joint production of military electronics
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The Ukrainian concern Ukroboronprom and the Turkish company Havelsan have recently signed a memorandum of cooperation in the production of military electronic systems. We are talking about the production of radio electronics for military aviation.
Press office Ukroboronprom cites the statement of the head of the concern Roman Romanov:
"Ukroboronprom" has considerable experience in the development of radar technology. We will join forces with a leading Turkish company and develop a powerful innovative product that will meet international weapon standards.
This is another statement by Ukrainian officials (this time from the defense industry), in which all actions are described exclusively in the future tense.
The leadership of the Ukrainian defense concern notes that cooperation with Turkey plays an important role for Ukraine, since Turkey is a member of the North Atlantic military bloc, and therefore co-production "will help to more effectively switch to NATO standards."
For reference: the Turkish company HAVELSAN was founded with the active participation of American capital in the 80s of the last century. Today he develops software for managing various types of equipment, including aviation. In addition, HAVELSAN specialists are engaged in the production of reconnaissance systems, aircraft simulators, and automated troop control systems.
http://www.havelsan.com.tr
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