Exclusive: Ukraine's 2026 defence exports could hit 'several billion dollars', official says - Reuters
Exclusive: Ukraine's 2026 defence exports could hit 'several billion dollars', official says Reuters
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"Taking into account ready-made products, spare parts, components, and services that can be provided, it amounts to several billion dollars."
— Davyd Aloian , Executive
"Considering finished products, spare parts, components, and services that can be provided, this amounts to several billion dollars."
— Davyd Arahamia , Politician
"There is no desire or goal to lock all manufacturers here and just leave their own... There is an approach, and it is focused on creating a system that prioritizes the front line and national interests."
— Davyd Arahamia , Politician
"Taking into account ready-made products, spare parts, components, and services that can be provided, it amounts to several billion dollars."
— Davyd Aloian , Executive
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Ukraine could export military goods and services worth 'several billion dollars' this year after allowing its first wartime foreign sales, and is considering imposing a tax on these exports, said Davyd Arahamia, Deputy Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine.
Ukraine could export several billion dollars of military goods and services in 2026 after authorising its first wartime foreign sales and is considering introducing a tax on those exports, a senior Ukrainian defence official said.
Ukraine could export several billion dollars of military goods and services this year after authorizing its first wartime foreign sales and is considering introducing a tax on those exports, according to a senior Ukrainian defense official.
Ukraine is poised to generate billions through military exports this year, marking a significant milestone as its first wartime sales since the invasion began. In an innovative move, Kyiv is contemplating an export tax to bolster its own defense funding.
Ukraine could export several billion dollars of military goods and services in 2026 after authorising its first wartime foreign sales and is considering introducing a tax on those exports, a senior Ukrainian defence official said.
Ukraine could export several billion dollars of military goods and services this year after authorizing its first wartime foreign sales and is considering introducing a tax on those exports, a senior Ukrainian defense official said.
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