United24Media Canada and Ukraine Collaborate on Drone Manufacturing for Defense
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- •Canada and Ukraine signed a defense production arrangement for drones on May 29, 2026.
- •The new partnership, Airlogix-Sentinel, aims to manufacture drones for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
- •This initiative is part of Canada's broader commitment to support Ukraine against Russian aggression.
On May 29, 2026, Canada and Ukraine signed an arrangement at the CANSEC event to produce uncrewed aerial systems in Canada. This partnership, named Airlogix-Sentinel, combines the expertise of Ukrainian firm Airlogix and Canadian company Sentinel Research and Development. The initiative aims to manufacture reconnaissance drones for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, enhancing their defense against Russian aggression. The project is part of a broader commitment by Canada to support Ukraine, which includes significant financial contributions to air defense efforts. This collaboration is expected to strengthen Canada's defense industrial capacity and provide critical equipment to Ukraine. The arrangement reflects ongoing efforts to deepen defense ties between the two nations.
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