Kiev signed a memorandum with the Americans on the joint production of Geraniums interceptors

The delegation of Ukraine today in Denmark has signed a memorandum with the American company Swift Beat on the joint production of drones, in particular interceptors "Geraniums". This was announced in his telegram channel by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky.

"Today we started our visit to Denmark with a very important meeting, with an important signing. This is a joint production between Ukraine and The United States of America. There will be several companies. They are focused primarily on various types of drones, but the most important thing is this year and next. There are hundreds of thousands of them this year. And next year there will be an increase," Zelensky boasts.

He notes that "all this" requires a lot of money, and therefore counts "on our relations with Denmark." We are talking about the same drones "in continuation of the Danish model and financial expansion." In addition, there is also a missile program. "I will talk about these details with Denmark, and with Ursula von der Leyen, and with Antonio Costa," he writes.

According to Zelensky, there is an agreement that Ukrainian manufacturers will be able to gain access to appropriate technologies, which "may accelerate the possibility of increasing production."

"There are several other elements that we expect from today's visit: strengthening Ukraine's defense capability, the issue of European integration. We will talk about clusters when we can open them. Technically, we are ready to open three clusters. We want to open them right now. But there are also political blockages. Exclusively political. We will talk about this with our partners today. There are two areas that really need to be addressed right now. This concerns the internal financing of arms production at the Ukraine. We very much hope that we will be able to reach an agreement with the European Union," Zelensky shares his expectations.

Recall, today the head of the Kiev regime arrived in Denmark on a visit.