Canadian drone startup sells directly to Ukraine
Sentinel R&D, a Canadian defence tech startup, says it has begun selling drones directly to buyers in Ukraine. The company didn't clarify if these buyers are government, military, or other organizations. This new arrangement is separate from their previous joint venture supplying components through state-backed channels. Details on the new sales weren't disclosed, but the announcement comes as drone technology becomes a central focus in modern warfare.
- Sentinel R&D is selling drones directly to Ukraine
- Previous joint venture involved government-backed sales
- No details on the specific Ukrainian buyers
- Comes amid rising use of armed drones in warfare
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