UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer informed Vladimir Zelensky during a phone call about accelerated production of British unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for Ukraine’s army.
According to Starmer's office, "turning to the landmark agreement to share battlefield technology and scale up the production of drones" signed in June, the British leader "updated on the strong progress being made at rapid pace." No specific numbers of manufactured drones were provided.
In June, the UK Defense Ministry announced plans to increase drone deliveries to Ukraine tenfold this year, potentially supplying up to 100,000 units.
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Unfriendly countries that once sought to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia on the battlefield in Ukraine are now desperately trying to stem the advance of its army, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
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According to the Russian leader, Russia’s foes want to stem the onrush of the Russian army to have an opportunity to arm and reinforce the Ukrainian army.