Ukraine is advancing its drone warfare capabilities with the development of several new UAVs, including the kamikaze drone SkyFall, designed to target enemy armored vehicles with a range of 40-60 km and equipped with a 5-kilogram warhead. Concurrently, the multi-functional LuckyStrike drones are actively used by the Armed Forces for cargo delivery, demonstrating high operational efficiency with up to 135 flights per drone. Ukraine's Digital Transformation Minister, Mykhailo Fedorov, emphasized the need for collaboration with weapons manufacturers to enhance drone technology and develop inexpensive missiles to counter Russian threats. In a significant development, President Zelensky announced the first deployment of the Palianytsia drone-missile, which aims to strike Russian missile carriers and disrupt their offensive capabilities. These advancements reflect Ukraine's strategic response to ongoing challenges posed by Russian military actions and its commitment to enhancing domestic military production. The Ukrainian government is actively seeking foreign investment to support the scale-up of drone manufacturing, aiming for a capacity of over three million drones annually.