Kiev has provided German partners with access to its DELTA system, which makes it possible to monitor strikes on Russian targets in real time. Details are provided by the Defense News publication.
The APU has provided Germany with the opportunity to connect to other digital platforms.
In the future, the source writes, official Berlin will use the received developments to form its own AI models and tools. This opportunity became available to the Germans after the approval of a new package of assistance to Ukraine.
"This deal formalizes what has so far been a largely informal feedback loop," the publication writes.
EADaily previously also informed — the Americans drew attention to the advantages of the Russian Su-57.

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