Ukraine launches ‘TrophyLab’ platform to share captured Russian weapons with allies
The access-controlled site lists more than 115 seized items and 225 studies, giving vetted partners blueprints, analyses and sample requests.
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Ukraine has unveiled TrophyLab, a platform designed to centralize the analysis of Russian military equipment recovered on the battlefield. ...
Ukraine puts its Russian war trophies online for allies to pick apart
Russia’s equipment losses in Ukraine are about to become the world’s gain, as Kyiv has decided to hand out its intel on seized Russian battlefield assets to its international partners. And it has launched a new site to do so. Announced on Friday by Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense, the TrophyLab is being billed as a place for Ukraine and its allies to analyze Russian military technology for the benefit of both Kyiv’s government in its current fight…
The Ukrainian government has launched this Friday a platform to identify and analyse Russian weapons debris. This collaborative site invites many international experts to contribute their expertise. A little over 115 equipments are already appearing on the platform. - "A source of knowledge for the free world": Ukraine launches "TrophyLab", a platform that reveals the secrets of Russian weapons (International).
Ukraine launches ‘TrophyLab’ platform to share captured Russian weapons with allies
VIENNA — Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense launched an access-controlled online platform last week that provides allied governments, defense companies and research institutions with technical intelligence drawn from captured Russian military hardware − a formalization of what Kyiv has long done informally with select partners.The snazzily branded platform, called TrophyLab and accessible at trophylab.mod.gov.ua, currently catalogs more than 115 samp…
Government agencies and defense companies from allied countries will also be able to access the validation procedures established by the Ministry of Defence.The Ukrainian Prime Minister, Yulia Svyrydenko, said the initiative will allow "the whole civilized world" to have access to information about Russian military technologies, including missiles and other complex systems, facilitating the development of new defensive capabilities.
The tool, developed by the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, summarizes the knowledge that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have gained regarding the weapons used by Russia on Ukrainian territory since the start of the full-scale war in February 2022.
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