We help key decision makers understand what actually works on the Ukrainian battlefield.

What you get

• Field

  Trials and operator access

  Your system in Ukraine, in the hands of the people who would actually carry it: onsite testing, then the debrief with the operators themselves rather than a write-up of it.

  In Ukraine

• Written

  Assessment and market analysis

  Where a platform or capability stands against real use, and where the Ukrainian defense market is actually moving. We also tell you what we would not buy.

  Remote

• Network

  Introductions

  Warm introductions to units, manufacturers, OEMs and integrators. We choose them against what you are building, not against who we happen to know. Openings meant to end in a joint venture, not a courtesy call.

  Either

We set scope per project and deliver in weeks. We do not set that pace: the modern battlefield and the security challenges around it do. Anything slower returns an answer that has already expired.

The gap

Frontline adaptation runs in weeks. Western procurement runs in years.

Most analysis of this war comes from people who have never had to make a system work under jamming, at night, with whatever was in the truck. The picture they produce is broadly true and specifically wrong, and specifics are where the money goes: procurement lists, capability roadmaps, term sheets. We close that distance.

Track record

Publication

Monthly market research on Ukraine's defense technology sector, platform by platform: what is entering service, what survives contact, and what that means for procurement and investment. Every figure carries a source the reader can check.

Advisory

We advise venture funds on where Ukrainian defense technology is heading, and connect them directly with the companies building it.

Research

We work with Western academic institutions on how artificial intelligence is actually used in this war, and where the claims outrun the evidence.

Founder

Dmytro Zhluktenko, Ukrainian drone pilot, analyst and warfighter. He has flown the missions and written the analysis for key decision makers, and reads a platform on three registers at once: how it behaves under fire; what it costs to field; and what it means politically.