Kongsberg engaged to deliver counter-UAS to Ukraine

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Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace will deliver counter-uncrewed aerial systems to Ukraine as part of a $110 million contract with the International Fund for Ukraine.

Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace will deliver counter-uncrewed aerial systems to Ukraine as part of a $110 million contract with the International Fund for Ukraine.

The Norway-headquartered defence company will deliver several Cortex Typhon anti-drone systems, Dingo 2 all-protected vehicles, Kongsberg remote weapon systems, and weapons to the country.

The Cortex Typhon C-UAS is based on field-proven software and hardware from Teledyne Flir and Kongsberg, including surveillance system and Kongsberg Remote Weapon Station and Cortex Integrated Combat Solution.

“This contract will provide a significant capability boost for the Armed Forces of Ukraine and will support their ability to protect their people and defend their country against aerial threats,” according to Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace president Eirik Lie.

The International Fund for Ukraine was established by the UK, Norway, and international partners to identify and procure critical capabilities and deliver them quickly to Ukraine.

Robert Dougherty

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