Ukraine will receive new Linza drones co-produced with Germany
The German-Ukrainian joint venture Quantum Frontline Industries has completed production of the first batch of drones for the Armed Forces of Ukraine and is moving toward scaling up mass production.
This was announced by the company’s managing director, Matthias Lena, according to Defender Media.
The company emphasized that the completion of the first batch of drones demonstrates the successful optimization of production processes and the transition to stable mass production within the framework of bilateral cooperation between Ukraine and Germany.
Following the launch of the production line, the company plans to gradually increase capacity and accelerate the pace of drone deliveries throughout the year. The main priorities remain increasing production volumes, stabilizing all stages of production, and ensuring uninterrupted deliveries in line with the current needs of the front lines.
Frontline Robotics Business Development Director Mykyta Rozhkov emphasized that the company is focused on supplying tactical drones to the Ukrainian military and establishing a stable supply chain.
The Linza unmanned systems, developed by Frontline Robotics and tested in combat conditions, are manufactured as part of the Build with Ukraine initiative.
This project combines Ukrainian technological solutions with German manufacturing capabilities, enabling the scaling of drone production to effectively meet the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Recently, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine certified and approved the Ukrainian-made JEDI Shahed Hunter unmanned aerial system for use by the Armed Forces.
Prior to this, the Ministry of Defense had codified and approved the domestic "Volynaka" unmanned aerial system for use by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Earlier, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine approved the Shablya MK19(M) remotely controlled combat module for use by the troops. It is equipped with a 40mm MK19 automatic grenade launcher.
