Mykhailo Fedorov

Ukraine has a stable supply of Starlink terminals thanks to effective coordination between the Fedorov and Musk teams, while Russia's access to Starlink will be limited.

Ukraine is testing artificial intelligence drone technology, and the first such prototypes may appear on the battlefield by the end of the year, said Digital Transformation Minister Mykhailo Fedorov.

Ukraine is actively developing electronic warfare equipment, including special antennas for drones to counter enemy interference, as part of its efforts to create its own electronic warfare system.

According to the Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine Mykhailo Fedorov, in 2024, the production of drones with a long range of more than 1,000 km in Ukraine increased tenfold compared to the previous year.

The British company Evolve Dynamics is developing electronic warfare-resistant drones for the Ukrainian military to counter Russian jamming tactics.

Ukraine has developed the Ratel Deminer remote demining system capable of detecting and defusing anti-personnel mines such as PFM-1, PMN-4, PMN-3 and PMN-2, which has already been tested for humanitarian demining near Sviatohirsk.

The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine is working on a legal definition of "cyberwar" and the recognition of cyberattacks as acts of war to counter systematic cyber threats from Russia and its allies.

Fortnite has released a map that recreates Kyiv's Independence Square, and the proceeds from the time players spend on the map will go to rebuild an outpatient clinic in Mykolaiv region.

The Diia app will introduce the Diia. Signature feature for legal entities to simplify business processes and make them more transparent for entrepreneurs.

Since October 2022, Ukrainians have purchased more than 4 million military bonds through the Diia app and earned more than UAH 94 million by investing in the state and making a profit.

Over the past week, UAV strike companies from the "Army of Drones" hit more than 370 pieces of Russian military equipment, including 50 tanks, 78 armored vehicles, 21 artillery systems, 95 guns and 192 Russian soldiers.

Soon, Ukrainians will be able to report damaged or destroyed housing as a result of russian aggression through the Diia app to the International Register of Damages.

From now on, future applicants can register for the EIT through the Diia app using an ID card or passport and activate Diia. Signature for easy registration.

The Diia app now allows users to view and restore their educational documents, such as certificates, diplomas, and degrees.

Ukraine's arms industry is rapidly producing ammunition, military equipment, missiles, and other goods needed for warfare, and production is expected to increase sixfold in 2023.

Since the beginning of the full-scale war, the MHP-Community Charitable Foundation has allocated more than UAH 70 million to support cultural projects focused on values, patriotism and unity.

A team from Kyiv won the national stage of the Teens in AI hackathon by presenting the ConnectAbility app that uses artificial intelligence to learn sign language for people with hearing impairments.

Ukraine has tested more than 50 robotic ground platforms, including kamikaze drones, demining robots, and unmanned systems for delivering ammunition and evacuating wounded soldiers, and plans to deploy them on the battlefield in the coming months to minimize casualties and counter Russia's numerical superiority.

The government's Diia app has started beta testing of educational documents, allowing Ukrainians to access certificates and diplomas from secondary education to doctoral degrees through the app.

The first personalized maritime drone "Avdiivka", manufactured by the SBU with the assistance of UNITED24, capable of carrying more than a ton of combat payload and covering more than 1000 km, was presented.

Vocational schools in 7 regions of Ukraine will introduce a new Civilian Drone Operator curriculum to teach students how to fly drones, which are increasingly used in agriculture, rescue operations, and war documentation.

In Ukraine, since December, you can sell your cars through the Diia app.

The head of the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine has announced plans to add an AI-based chatbot assistant called Nadiia to the Diia mobile app, which will help respond to user requests faster.

According to the head of Ukrainian intelligence, drones will never be able to completely replace soldiers on the battlefield and will only support ground troops.

Since the launch of the car sales function, i. e. in just over 2 months of operation, more than 22 thousand vehicles have been re-registered

Vice Prime Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has announced plans to further digitalize Ukraine's judicial system by updating the e-court concept and adding electronic enforcement documents to the Diia app.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai has announced the need for structural changes in the company and stricter regulation of artificial intelligence systems following controversy over biased and absurd responses from Google chatbots.

Ukraine is launching an educational app called Mriya, which will use artificial intelligence to check videos for inappropriate content and teach children how to benefit from artificial intelligence.

The Ministry of Digital Transformation has announced that educational documents will soon be available in the Diia mobile app and has started beta testing the new feature.

The Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine said that 7 companies are currently producing Ukrainian drones analogous to Lancet, which have successfully passed tests.