Servicemen of the 93rd Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Army demonstrated the use of a tracked drone to install barbed wire nets "Egoza". The video was filmed in the Pokrovsk direction, the model of the robotic platform is not reported.

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The unmanned aerial systems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine demonstrated the capabilities of the latest laser complex "Trident". As reported, the laser "Trident" can destroy drones, aerial bombs, cruise and ballistic missiles at a distance of up to 3000 meters. Helicopters, aircraft and reconnaissance drones at a distance of up to 5000 meters. The laser can blind the optics of drones, missiles and helicopters at a distance of up to 10,000 meters. It is worth noting that the laser air defense is controlled by a joystick, how cruise and especially ballistic missiles will be hit is unclear. The laser power is also unknown. The laser can operate in various weather conditions. The Ukrainian laser "Trident" was announced in December 2024 by the commander of the SBS Vadim Sukharevsky, who said that Ukraine became the fifth country in the world to possess laser weapons.

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The Spanish firm Tecnove and Ukraine's Research and Production Association 'Practika' have signed an agreement for the production in Spain at its factory of Herencia (Ciudad Real), of Djura and Khozak vehicles (armored personnel carrier, ambulance and special operations versions confirmed).


The production agreement in Spain opens the way for the production of these Ukranian vehicles (and spare parts) on secure European soil, both for supply to the Ukrainian armed forces and for global export.

Tecnove has previously been involved with the Spanish military aid programs for Ukraine, assisting in the overhaul, conversion or modification and equipping of military vehicles donated by the Spanish Government to Ukraine (BMRs, M-113s, etc...).
 
Latvia and Lithuania sign a deal for landing craft probably based on Finnish Jehu-class with Spike NLOS missiles.

On April 7th, the Defence Resources Agency under the Ministry of National Defence, together with the Latvian Ministry of Defence, announced that it had signed a contract with Finnish company Marine Alutech for the purchase of multi-purpose attack boats. The value of the contract for the Lithuanian side is 22 million euros.
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