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Norway to provide Ukraine with 1,000 new sets of Black Hornet UAVs

Norway to provide Ukraine with 1,000 new sets of Black Hornet UAVs
12.07.2023 14:30
The Norwegian government has decided to transfer 1,000 new sets of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to Ukraine, Norwegian Defense Minister Bjorn Arild Gram said, reported from foreign media.

"The UAVs, called the Black Hornet, are used for reconnaissance and target identification. They are manufactured in Norway, and now we are supplying Ukraine with 1,000 new sets of drones," he noted.

These UAVs are manufactured by Teledyne FLIR. They are used in a number of allied countries, including the US and the UK.

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