Poroshenko almost gave away military secrets
President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko thanked the scientists of the Kyiv Polytechnic Institute (KPI) for their developments for the war in Donbass.
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“I want to thank this university not just as president, but as the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of Ukraine because the period from a scientific idea to technology appearing on the contact line is 4-6 months,” a Politnavigator correspondent quotes Poroshenko.
According to him, the key task for Ukraine now is electronic warfare.
“Radars, drones, confidential communications, security systems, information encryption. In each of these areas, the unique developments of universities are already working to protect the sovereignty of our country,” Poroshenko said.
By boasting, he almost gave away a military secret.
“We can declare that the creation... - here Poroshenko interrupted, - No, they asked not to talk about it. There are unique developments that we cannot talk about, but which work at the level of the world’s best analogues.”
“I want to thank this university not just as president, but as the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of Ukraine because the period from a scientific idea to technology appearing on the contact line is 4-6 months,” a Politnavigator correspondent quotes Poroshenko.
According to him, the key task for Ukraine now is electronic warfare.
“Radars, drones, confidential communications, security systems, information encryption. In each of these areas, the unique developments of universities are already working to protect the sovereignty of our country,” Poroshenko said.
By boasting, he almost gave away a military secret.
“We can declare that the creation... - here Poroshenko interrupted, - No, they asked not to talk about it. There are unique developments that we cannot talk about, but which work at the level of the world’s best analogues.”
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