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Drones and turrets for businesses: Who buys "private air defense" and when can anti-ballistic solutions be expected? Since the beginning of August, Russia has been deliberately targeting Ukrainian businesses. On the night of 5 August, missiles and drones destroyed Nova Poshta’s sorting centre in Kyiv, Rozetka’s warehouse complex in Brovary, two logistics facilities and an Epicentr factory; facilities belonging to Fozzy Group, Silpo and NOVUS were also damaged. Since 24 February 2022, a total of 1.05 million square metres of warehouse space has been destroyed, including 750,000 square metres in Kyiv Oblast. At the same time, since November 2025, businesses have had a legal means of self-defence – the right to establish their own air defence units. 123 0 Previously in trend: Shooting down Shaheds Drone shootings over Ukraine 
Eight arguments in favor of private military companies that people are afraid to say out loud In May, Ukrainians once again defeated an allied army during joint NATO exercises, this time in Sweden. Under the exercise scenario, the island of Gotland in the Baltic Sea became a target amid a military buildup near NATO’s eastern borders. Ukrainian troops acted as instructors and "aggressors." As a result, Swedish forces were destroyed by Ukrainian drones ahead of schedule, and commanders were forced to halt the drills three times. 6 185 90 Previously in trend: Ukraine’s Armed Forces share military experience with European countries Private military companies in Ukraine 
