(Photo courtesy of Rheinmetall.)

The German government has committed to providing additional military aid to Ukraine, offering ammunition, reconnaissance drones, border patrol vehicles, trucks, and medical supplies. This new package, valued at €1.3 billion, includes 26,000 artillery rounds, a LUNA NG reconnaissance system, 10 VECTOR reconnaissance drones, 6 border patrol vehicles, 8 Zetros trucks, and 100,000 first aid kits. German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius announced the aid during his visit to Kyiv, emphasizing Germany’s ongoing support amid accusations that the assistance has been insufficient. This follows a prior aid package featuring air defense systems, artillery rounds, and anti-tank weapons.

Read more at the Ukrainska Pravda.

About the LUNA NG Airborne Reconnaissance System
The LUNA NG, an advanced airborne reconnaissance system, represents the pinnacle of real-time surveillance technology. With a lightweight yet durable carbon-fiber structure, it boasts an impressive flight time of over 12 hours and a data link range exceeding 100km, covering more than 30,000 km2. Its flexibility is a standout feature, facilitating easy transportation and launch from diverse terrains. The system offers a spectrum of applications, supported by modular payloads, LTE network connectivity, tactical SatCom intelligence, AI-supported data evaluation, and sensor-to-shooter capabilities. The LUNA NG’s operational simplicity, reliability, and adaptability make it a valuable asset for military and civilian purposes alike, ensuring quick deployment and efficient mission execution. Equipped with cutting-edge optics and various payload options, the LUNA NG stands as a forward-looking investment in aerial reconnaissance technology.

Learn more at Rheinmetall, the creators of the LUNA NG.