Italy Secretly Approves €3B Air Defence Aid for Ukraine, Media Say

Ukraine’s defense industry holds significant potential, but a range of factors is hindering the inflow of foreign and private investment. Key issues include military risks, unstable state orders, and arms export restrictions.

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Barriers to Investment in Ukraine’s Defense Industry: What Hinders Capital Inflow