In Ukraine, the supply of EW equipment for the Armed Forces under the program “Drone Army Bonus”

“Defense Procurement Agency” The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine concluded the first agreements with Ukrainian manufacturers for the supply of electronic warfare equipment within the framework of the “Drone Army Bonus” program.

The military can order this equipment on the Brave1 Market, and the provisioning process takes place through DOT-Chain Defense.

“The availability of EW tools in the program is not only an expansion of the list of equipment, but also a fundamentally new level of flexibility for the military. They can independently determine the needs of the unit, order what they need in Brave1 Market through DELTA authorization and receive it directly to their units through the digital system of the Ministry of Defense DOT-Chain Defense. This shortens the time from the application to the actual delivery to the front and increases the efficiency of the use of public funds“ – stressed the Minister of Defense of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal.

According to the program “ Army of Drones Bonus” divisions have already received equipment worth 500 million hryvnias, and the total amount of orders is 2 billion hryvnias.

“AOZ continues to expand the list of available equipment in the program “Army of Drones Bonus”. EW assets are what help protect our soldiers on the front lines. For us, it is extremely important that the military can independently choose and quickly receive everything they need. And the digitalization of the process through DOT-Chain Defense and Brave1 Market guarantees that our defenders will receive the necessary equipment promptly and at the right time, said the director of AOZ Arsen Zhumadilov.

Currently, AOZ is working on attracting new manufacturers and suppliers of electronic equipment.

Let us remind you that the new model of the “Army of Drones Bonus” launched in August based on the integration of IT systems Delta, DOT-Chain Defense and Brave1 Market. The military earns points for destroying or engaging enemy targets and exchange them for drones and other equipment needed for combat missions through DELTA authorization in the Brave1 Market. Provision is made by the Defense Procurement Agency. through the DOT-Chain Defense digital system, where contracts are formed with manufacturers and direct delivery of equipment directly to units is coordinated.