Cyprus and EU Nations Accelerate Arms Production Amid Ukraine Conflict
Cyprus has emerged as a key player in arms production, supplying over 200 H-10 Poseidon drones to support Ukrainian forces, while its manufacturer, Swarmly, has logged over 100,000 flight hours. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has spurred EU nations, including Baltic states and Denmark, to enhance their defense capabilities, with Cyprus receiving 1.2 billion euros in loans for military development. This initiative reflects the EU's broader commitment to self-reliance in defense and increased investment in military technologies.
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Cyprus has become a significant player in arms production, with over 200 H-10 Poseidon drones aiding Ukrainian artillery. Swarmly, the manufacturer, has accumulated over 100,000 flight hours in three years.
The company's 5,000-square-meter factory also produces marine drones for clients including Indonesia and Saudi Arabia. The war in Ukraine has prompted EU countries to enhance their defense capabilities, with Cyprus receiving 1.2 billion euros in loans under the EU's Security Action for Europe program.
In addition to Cyprus, Baltic nations and Denmark are advancing their drone technology. Greece recently showcased its homemade drones during NATO exercises. The EU's push for self-reliance in defense has led to increased investment and the development of military technologies across member states.
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