"Right now, it will allow us to repair foreign equipment faster and, accordingly, return it to the front line faster. In the future, new models of armored vehicles will be produced here," Kamyshym wrote.

The minister noted that this first joint plant is an important support not just for the Ukrainian Armed Forces but also the country's economy. According to him, Ukrainian specialists are employed at the plant under technical supervision from their German colleagues.
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