The presidents of Ukraine and Finland, on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, signed a defense cooperation agreement known as the “drone agreement,” and described it as a step toward strengthening and guaranteeing security.

After signing the agreement, the President of Finland said that the agreement makes it possible to jointly produce defense equipment.

According to Alexander Stubb, Ukraine has specific drone models that could perhaps be produced in Finland more efficiently.

Finland’s official news agency also, in a report, referred to the drone and missile attacks of the Islamic Republic on regional countries and wrote that Ukraine has quickly gained experience in developing new weapons and using them on the battlefield, and that many European countries, countries of the Persian Gulf region, as well as the United States, are seeking to learn from Ukraine’s experience in the rapid development and production of new weapons.