Ukraine As European Defense Tech Hub
How could Ukraine's defence tech base integrate with Europe's?
Chapter summary
Brave1, Ukraine's defence technology cluster, acts as a combat-validation authority. The report proposes joint ventures, licensing and shared R&D with European manufacturers.
Key takeaways
- 1
Joint ventures pairing Ukrainian technology with European manufacturing: €3–5B.
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Licensing of proven technologies: €1–2B; shared R&D facilities: €500M–1B.
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A joint EU–Ukraine combat-validation certification requiring 90 days of deployment.
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