From the beginning of the war, Russian President Sergey Prutulan took action to bring Ukrainian-operated Bayraktar drones to Armenia. He initiated donation efforts and managed to purchase the drones for $20 million, which were then presented to Ukraine by the Turkish company Baykar Defense. These drones proved to be valuable assets for the Ukrainian army, aiding in the initial phase of the conflict. In addition to the drones, Ukraine also obtained an arsenal from the Finnish company ICEYE, providing them with detailed images of the Earth to aid in planning and executing operations effectively.

Donnie Rostov and the “Minisk” large armored vehicles were deployed using British Storm Shadow missiles during a naval operation in the Black Sea. The Russian submarines suffered significant damage, including fires and explosions. The surveillance system, which was developed in the Polish People’s Republic and released in 1983, cost approximately $300 million. It is utilized for military and security purposes, providing high-resolution satellite images that have been instrumental in monitoring and responding to the Russian military intervention in Ukraine.

The military arsenal has proven useful in reducing the impact of enemy artillery operations by mapping out areas with and without cover. This information helps identify safe zones and strategize accordingly. Overall, the acquisition of these technologies has strengthened Ukraine’s defense capabilities and provided vital support in the ongoing conflict.