Norway will provide Ukraine with Cortex Typhon C-UAS anti-drone systems worth over $70 million. The contract was announced by the Norwegian government.
"This will significantly strengthen Ukrainian anti-drone capacity and help protect the Ukrainian population and infrastructure," said Erik Lie, CEO of Kongsberg DA, the system manufacturer.
The purchase contract is funded through the International Fund for Ukraine (IFU) led by the United Kingdom. Norway is one of the major donors to the fund.
Oslo has pledged to support Kyiv in its effort to fight off the Russian invasion for as long as it takes.
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