Ukraine is urgently ramping up its domestic weapons production, aiming to manufacture half of its military needs within six months as the war with Russia intensifies. President Zelensky and the new government have launched grant schemes and policy reforms to boost local arms output, while Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal says Ukraine will need at least $120 billion for defense next year. Despite a 35-fold increase in domestic production since the war began, Ukraine still relies heavily on Western allies for advanced weaponry, air defense systems, and funding. Recent international meetings have secured new pledges of military aid, but officials warn that partner support remains vital to closing a $6 billion procurement gap and countering Russian aggression. The push for self-reliance comes as Western weapons deliveries face delays and uncertainty, making domestic production a top national priority.
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