Ukraine and Slovakia have preliminarily reached an agreement on the development of a self-propelled artillery installation (self-propelled gun), which will be equipped with a 155-mm gun.
The Slovak publication Denník E reports this.
According to the publication, the purpose of cooperation between the two countries will be to adapt Eva self-propelled guns to Ukrainian requirements, as well as to integrate Ukrainian solutions into the project.
It is reported that the Slovak state-owned company Konstrukta Defence and the Kramatorsk heavy machine tool plant will take part in the project.
"Our goal is to build a functional prototype of a new howitzer within one year," Alexander Gursky, director of Konstrukta Defence, was quoted by the publication as saying.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, in early June it became known that the Ukrainian concern Ukroboronprom had agreed with the Czech Republic to repair Т-64 tanks.
Earlier we reported that Ukraine and Poland agreed on the joint production of tank shells of 125 mm caliber.
And in early 2023, we reported that Ukraine had established the production of shrapnel mines in one of the countries of Europe.
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