UK Transfers Stone Cloak Radar Jammer Tech to Ukraine for Mass Production
The United Kingdom has authorized the transfer of intellectual property rights for the "Stone Cloak" electronic warfare system to Ukraine, enabling domestic mass production of tablet-sized radar jammers for drones. These devices help Ukrainian UAVs bypass Russian air defenses during long-range strikes. Thousands of units have already been exported. In exchange, UK analysts receive battlefield telemetry to refine future weapons. The deal was announced during talks between UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, reaffirming continued support for Ukraine’s ongoing attacks on Russian infrastructure.
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UK Transfers Stone Cloak Radar Jammer Design to Ukraine for Mass Production
The United Kingdom has announced a new technology-sharing agreement allowing Ukraine to mass-produce the British-designed Stone Cloak radar jammer, a digital system about the size of a computer tablet used on long-range strike drones. Previously, Ukraine only received built versions of the jammer. The announcement was made during Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's meeting with the new UK Prime Minister at the Sea Breeze joint exercise in Portsmouth. The agreement highlights the rapid evolution of defense cooperation, as Ukraine's manufacturing outpaces its donors. Unlike the Storm Shadow missile, which cost $2 million each and involved complex European supply chains, Stone Cloak represents a streamlined transfer of intellectual property. The UK and Ukraine are also jointly developing a new long-range strike drone called Breakstop, expected to deploy within 24 months. The article notes that Ukraine's rapid adaptation cycle in electronic warfare and drone operations is a key lesson for NATO allies.
UK Transfers Radar Jammer Design to Ukraine for Mass Production
The United Kingdom has announced a new tech-sharing agreement allowing Ukraine to mass-produce a British-designed radar jammer called Stone Cloak, which is about the size of a computer tablet and used on long-range strike drones. The agreement was revealed during a meeting between Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham at the Sea Breeze joint exercise in Portsmouth. Previously, the UK had only provided finished missiles like Storm Shadow, which cost $2 million each and took six years to develop. The new arrangement reflects a shift toward sharing intellectual property and co-developing weapons, such as the Breakstop long-range strike drone, which is expected to go from concept to deployment in under 24 months. The article highlights Ukraine's rapid adaptation cycle and how such partnerships benefit both countries by accelerating innovation and reducing costs.
UK Transfers Radar Jammer Design to Ukraine for Mass Production
The UK has announced a new tech-sharing agreement allowing Ukraine to mass-produce a British-designed radar jammer called Stone Cloak, which is used on long-range strike drones to counter Russian air defenses. Previously, Ukraine only received built versions of the device. The agreement was revealed during a meeting between Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham at the Sea Breeze naval exercise. The article highlights the rapid evolution of UK-Ukraine technology sharing, contrasting the six-year development of Storm Shadow missiles with the under-24-month timeline for the new Breakstop long-range strike drone. Ukraine also announced its own low-cost cruise missile, the Flamingo (FP-5). Analysts note that such partnerships benefit both sides, as Ukraine's rapid adaptation cycle provides valuable battlefield lessons for allied forces.
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UK Authorizes Ukraine to Produce British Electronic Warfare Systems
The United Kingdom has authorized the transfer of intellectual property rights for the 'Stone Cloak' electronic warfare technology to Ukraine, enabling Kyiv to domestically mass-produce signal jammers. These tablet-sized units, attached to drones, jam hostile radar networks, allowing Ukrainian UAVs to bypass Russian air defenses during long-range strikes. Thousands of units have already been exported; now Ukraine can scale up production independently. In return, UK military analysts receive operational telemetry from Ukrainian battlefields to refine next-generation armaments. The announcement coincides with talks between UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Burnham reaffirmed unwavering support for Ukraine amid regular near-daily long-range attacks on Russian port, oil infrastructure, and vessels in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov, which have disrupted Russia's economy and frozen growth forecasts.
Ukraine to Produce British Electronic Warfare Systems Under New Technology Transfer Deal
The United Kingdom has authorized the transfer of intellectual property rights for the 'Stone Cloak' electronic warfare technology to Ukraine, enabling Kyiv to domestically mass-produce signal jammers for drones. The tablet-sized units, which jam hostile radar networks to allow UAVs to pass undetected, have already been exported to Ukraine in the thousands. The technology transfer will be announced during talks between UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. In exchange, London's military analysts gain operational telemetry from Ukrainian battlefields to refine next-generation armaments. The deal aims to scale up Ukraine's long-range strike capabilities, supporting near-daily attacks on Russian port, oil, and naval infrastructure in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov, which have disrupted Russia's economy and forced its central bank to freeze growth forecasts. Burnham assured that the change in UK leadership will not affect support for Ukraine.
UK Authorizes Transfer of Stone Cloak Electronic Warfare Technology to Ukraine for Domestic Production
The United Kingdom has authorized the transfer of intellectual property rights for the 'Stone Cloak' electronic warfare system to Ukraine, enabling Kyiv to domestically mass-produce signal jammers for drones. The tablet-sized device jams hostile radar networks, allowing Ukrainian UAVs to bypass Russian air defenses during long-range strikes. Thousands of units have already been exported; now Ukraine can scale up production independently. In return, UK military analysts gain operational telemetry from Ukrainian battlefields to refine next-generation armaments. The technology transfer is expected to be announced during talks between UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Burnham reaffirmed unwavering support for Ukraine, as regular long-range attacks continue to disrupt Russia's economy and infrastructure.