Ukraine opens TrophyLab, its platform for analyzing captured Russian weapons, and eyes cooperation with countries such as Colombia
Ukraine's Ministry of Defense created TrophyLab, a digital platform that centralizes analyses of captured Russian equipment. Since its July launch it has received more than 650 registration requests, 389 of them from foreign defense manufacturers, and by mid-October about 376 foreign companies already had access. The database gathers more than 225 technical studies on more than 200 items, including the Kinzhal hypersonic missile, T-90M tanks and Zala 421 drones. Foreign access requires bilateral security agreements with Ukraine, signed by 28 countries.
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- TrophyLab centralizes data from Ukraine's Armed Forces, the HUR, the SBU and research institutions on captured Russian weapons.
- The platform holds more than 225 technical studies on more than 200 items, including the Kinzhal hypersonic missile and the North Korean KN-23.
- Since July it has received more than 650 registration requests; 389 came from foreign defense manufacturers and 376 companies already had access by mid-October.
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