Mykhailo Fedorov

Ukrainian kamikaze drones of the Lancet type have successfully passed initial tests and will now undergo combat trials.

The Government of Ukraine has approved a regulation that defines the tasks, functions, components and procedure of the educational mobile application Mriya to ensure equal access to knowledge for Ukrainians.

President Zelenskyy met with representatives of the Council for Support of Entrepreneurship under Martial Law to discuss preserving Ukraine's entrepreneurial potential and economic growth during the war.

Ukraine has stepped up the development of defense technologies: more than 100 companies have joined Diia. City, including major international players that create drones, simulators, and night vision devices to support the Ukrainian military.

President Zelenskiy held a meeting on providing soldiers with new weapons to counter enemy reconnaissance drones and blind them, instructing the military and defense industry to create a unified system.

The government passed a resolution that allows the Diia app to become an open source application so that developers from around the world can study its code and suggest improvements.

Since May 2021, more than half a million new businesses have been opened automatically through the Ukrainian app Diia, 52% of which were started by women.

According to Ukraine's Minister of Digital Transformation, Ukrainian attack drones destroyed more than 300 russian soldiers and over 100 pieces of military equipment over the past week.

Technology developed by the Brave1 cluster uses drones, sensors, and artificial intelligence to detect mines, shells, and craters from explosions ten times faster and safer for demining in Ukraine.

According to Deputy Prime Minister of Digital Transformation Fedorov, Ukraine has caught up with Russia in terms of the number of long-range kamikaze drones produced in six months.

Ukrainians have used the document queue function in the Diia app more than 22 million times to exchange documents digitally for various services.

Ukrainian kamikaze drones, which are cheap, easy to operate, and have proven effective against russian troops and equipment, are called the weapon of the future by The Economist.

The Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine outlined the achievements of the Army of Drones over the year, including the elimination of unnecessary bureaucracy, the introduction of transparent procurement, and the creation of the world's first companies of attack UAVs.

Ukraine's Minister of Digital Transformation discussed Ukraine's short- and long-term cyber defense needs with U. S. partners to strengthen cooperation in cybersecurity against russian threats.

Soon Ukraine will start mass production of kamikaze drones, similar to Russian Lancet drones with a range of up to 40 km.

President Zelenskiy signs a decree establishing a new Unmanned Systems Force to develop drone capabilities and technologies in Ukraine, which Digital Transformation Minister Fedorov says will be crucial to modernizing the army and supporting Ukraine's counteroffensive against Russia.

Over the past week, the Drone Army's attack drones have killed about 150 Russian soldiers and about 400 strongholds.

The Deputy Prime Minister announced that the Diia app does not plan to issue summonses or hold elections, but will open its code in February for greater transparency.

The Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine has announced plans to launch an online marriage service through the Diia app, which will allow couples to get married remotely via video.

Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Fedorov discussed ongoing digital cooperation with his Polish counterpart, noting Poland's key support for Ukraine's digital infrastructure in the wake of Russia's invasion.

Ukrainian developers have created the Shoolika mk6 strategic strike drone, which can deliver precision strikes at night at a distance of up to 10 km and carry 6 kg of cargo. In addition, the drone is resistant to the effects of electronic warfare and has modern night vision systems.

The Diia app in Ukraine is having problems with voting for the Eurovision Song Contest winner and displaying documents, which started yesterday.

The Diia app crashed during the Eurovision voting due to a record number of requests - 15,000 requests per second, which exceeded its capacity of 800 requests per second compared to the previous year.

President Zelenskyy chaired a meeting of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief's Staff to discuss the production of drones, the production of shells, the situation on the frontline, particularly in Avdiivka, the construction of fortifications, and the restoration of energy infrastructure after Russian strikes.

A Verkhovna Rada committee has recommended the adoption of a bill that would allow customs clearance of cars through the Diia app to eliminate the human factor and reduce corruption.

The state will purchase drones through the Prozorro system in accordance with a recently adopted government decree. Terms and locations of deliveries will be closed to the public - and inaccessible to Russians.

In 2023, Ukraine significantly increased its own drone production: 67 models were codified and 58 received government contracts.

The U. S. Ambassador to Ukraine praised the Ministry of Digital Transformation and its Minister Mykhailo Fedorov for their achievements in using digital solutions on the battlefield and in public administration.

More than 12 thousand Ukrainians used the car sales service in the Diia app. The average cost of a car under the contract was UAH 270,345, and the most popular brands were Volkswagen, Ford, Renault, and VAZ.

Over the past week, Ukrainian drones destroyed 26 Russian tanks, 54 armored vehicles, 85 trucks, and 87 Russian soldiers.