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81 Companies Join Ukraine's Private Air Defense Project, Defense Ministry Says

Ukraine's Defense Ministry reports that dozens of private firms have enrolled in an experimental initiative to bolster the country's air defense network.

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Ukrinform (Ukraine)

Ukraine's Ministry of Defense has announced that 81 companies have joined an experimental project incorporating the private sector into the country's air defense network, according to a report by Ukrinform.

The ministry said the figure reflects participation as of mid-September, though it did not specify additional details about the companies involved, the scope of their contributions, or the exact nature of the project's operations.

Ukrinform did not provide further elaboration on how the private companies are expected to support air defense efforts or when the initiative was launched.

Ukraine has faced sustained aerial attacks throughout the ongoing conflict, prompting various efforts by both public and private entities to strengthen the country's defenses against missile and drone strikes.

Further details about the project's objectives, funding, or specific contributions from the participating companies were not immediately available.

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